Vulnerability
Management
Vulnerability management is the continuous identification, prioritisation, and remediation of security weaknesses across your environment. Tristarnex scores findings by real-world exploitability — not just theoretical CVSS scores — so you fix what actually matters first.
Capabilities
Continuous Scanning
Automated scanning of your environment on a regular cadence — identifying new vulnerabilities as they are disclosed and matching them to your assets.
Exploitability-Based Prioritisation
We score vulnerabilities by real-world exploitability: active exploit availability, threat actor usage, and exposure in your specific environment — not just CVSS score.
Asset Coverage
Endpoints, servers, network devices, cloud workloads, web applications, and third-party software — full-stack visibility, not just what's internet-facing.
CVE Tracking
We track 250+ new CVEs every week against your environment, alerting you when a newly disclosed vulnerability affects systems you own.
Remediation Guidance
Each finding includes patch availability, workaround options, and effort estimates — so your team can remediate efficiently without additional research.
Trend Reporting
Monthly reports showing vulnerability trends, remediation velocity, and risk reduction over time — evidence of your improving security posture.
Frequently asked questions
What is vulnerability management?
Vulnerability management is the ongoing process of identifying, classifying, prioritising, and remediating security weaknesses across an organisation's systems and software. Effective vulnerability management reduces the window of opportunity for attackers by ensuring known weaknesses are fixed before they can be exploited.
What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and vulnerability management?
A vulnerability scan is a point-in-time check. Vulnerability management is a continuous programme — it includes ongoing scanning, prioritisation, remediation tracking, and reporting. New vulnerabilities are disclosed daily; a scan done once provides a snapshot, not ongoing protection.
Why is CVSS score not enough to prioritise vulnerabilities?
CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) scores theoretical severity in isolation. A critical CVSS score on a system that is isolated, unconnected, and unused is less dangerous than a medium-score vulnerability on your public-facing authentication portal. Tristarnex scores by real-world exploitability — whether an exploit exists in the wild, whether threat actors are actively using it, and how exposed the affected system is in your environment.
How many vulnerabilities do you track?
We track 250+ CVEs every week and monitor 1.2M+ threat indicators from 34 global feeds. New disclosures are matched against your asset inventory automatically, and you are alerted when a newly-disclosed CVE affects your environment.
Can you help with patch management as well?
Vulnerability management and patch management are closely related. We provide full remediation guidance for every finding, and can assist with patch prioritisation and tracking. Patch deployment into your systems is carried out by your team or your IT provider — we advise on what to patch first and why.
How exposed is your environment right now?
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