Monitoring for your software estate
Your products and versions are matched against security advisories and vendor information. New advisories and support changes are monitored within the agreed scope.
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Vulnerability and software lifecycle management
You provide your inventories. We handle monitoring, assessment and ongoing management.
Targeted alerts, documented false positives, priorities, metrics and reports: a working process to organise fixes and plan for end of support.
CyberLifeCycle manages the security follow-up of your software estate so your teams can focus on the treatments that matter.
Your products and versions are matched against security advisories and vendor information. New advisories and support changes are monitored within the agreed scope.
Applicability is checked, false positives are documented and uncertainties are identified. Priorities take account of known exploitation, exposure and business impact.
Alerts, metrics and reports show actions, overdue items and end-of-support dates. Decisions and evidence are retained in coordination with your teams and providers.
Move from the overview to an alert’s supporting evidence and the related actions.
The 6 instances comprise 2 confirmed, 1 uncertain, 1 excluded with evidence and 2 monitored for support.
Each action remains linked to the affected systems and the evidence needed to confirm treatment.
Sources, assessments, decisions and treatment evidence are brought together for your reviews. They also support the NIS2, CRA or DORA work relevant to your organisation.
Understand how the service contributesUnclear component identities, conflicting advisories, backports, support deadlines: we investigate the cases that slow your teams down and turn them into clear priorities and concrete actions.
An inventory of your software and versions provides the basis for scoping. We agree coverage, alert and reporting frequency, and implementation arrangements.
Your software estate, security priorities and the work you want to entrust to us.
We review your inventories, missing information, responsibilities and confidentiality requirements.
The proposal sets out implementation, deliverables, frequency and pricing.
Vulnerabilities, supported versions, end of support or process organisation: describe your starting point.