We scan your estate continuously, surface actively exploited flaws first and make patching measurable.
From 14,000 TRY per month
Hundreds of new CVEs are published every month; patching them all is impossible. What matters is closing, in the right order, those that are truly exploitable in your environment and critical to the business.
Prioritisation
- CVSS score + CISA KEV / active exploitation intelligence
- Whether the asset is internet-facing
- Asset business criticality and data sensitivity
Service scope
- Authenticated internal and external network scans (weekly/monthly)
- Container, cloud and web application scanning
- Patch-tracking dashboard and SLA-based alerts
- Monthly risk trend and executive report
The service can also work with your existing scanning tools. Results are delivered as manageable metrics such as mean time to remediate and age of critical findings rather than a raw count of flaws.
Scope of service
- Authenticated scanning
- Exploitation-based prioritisation
- Patch SLA dashboard
- Monthly trend report
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Frequently asked questions
What is a SOC service and how does it differ from building our own team?
True 24/7 monitoring needs a shift team of at least 8–10 people, a SIEM licence and detection engineering. A managed SOC provides this capacity on a shared basis; setup drops from months to weeks and cost is typically a third of an in-house team.
Will a penetration test affect our live systems?
Tests follow the rules of engagement approved in the scoping document. Destructive techniques (DoS, data deletion) are not used; risky actions are announced in advance and preferably performed in a maintenance window.
How long does a penetration test take?
A mid-sized web application takes 8–10 working days, a corporate internal network test 10–15. The report is delivered within five working days of test completion; retesting after fixes is included.
What should we do in a KVKK breach?
A data breach must be notified to the Personal Data Protection Board within 72 hours of becoming aware, and to affected individuals within a reasonable time. If you reach us through the incident form we manage forensics and the legal notification together.
Should we pay the ransom after a ransomware attack?
Payment guarantees nothing and encourages attackers. First isolate, verify backups and check for decryptors. The decision belongs to senior management after a legal and business-impact analysis; we provide technical and strategic advice.