Identify, prioritize, and remediate exposures based on real-world impact.
Risk-Based Prioritization
Exploitability Focus
Measurable Risk Reduction
5D Cyber delivers vulnerability management focused on exploitability, exposure, and business impact—so remediation efforts produce measurable risk reduction.
Traditional vulnerability management generates overwhelming lists of findings without context. Teams struggle to prioritize, waste time on low-risk issues, and miss critical exposures. Effective vulnerability management analyzes findings based on real-world exploitability, asset criticality, and existing controls—focusing remediation where it reduces actual risk, not just vulnerability counts.
Not all vulnerabilities pose equal risk. A high CVSS score doesn't guarantee exploitability, and not all exploitable vulnerabilities matter to your business. We prioritize based on what attackers would actually target and what would cause real damage if exploited.
Comprehensive identification of assets across your environment—endpoints, servers, cloud workloads, network devices, and applications—to ensure vulnerabilities aren't missed due to incomplete visibility.
Detection of security weaknesses, misconfigurations, and exposures across systems and applications. Findings are validated to eliminate false positives and confirm actual risk.
Vulnerabilities are prioritized based on exploit availability, threat intelligence, asset criticality, exposure to attack, and potential business impact—not just CVSS scores.
Clear, actionable remediation steps tailored to your environment. Progress tracking ensures vulnerabilities are addressed, verified, and closed within acceptable timeframes.
Continuous monitoring for new vulnerabilities, changes in threat landscape, and emerging exploits. As new risks appear, they're assessed and prioritized to maintain a defensible security posture over time.
Contextual analysis that focuses remediation efforts where they matter most.
Findings are analyzed in context, considering exploit activity, asset criticality, and existing controls to focus effort where it matters most.
Rather than treating all vulnerabilities equally, we evaluate each finding based on whether exploits exist in the wild, whether the asset is exposed to attack, how critical the affected system is to business operations, and what compensating controls might reduce exploitability. This approach ensures teams address the vulnerabilities attackers would actually exploit—not just those with high scores.
Active exploitation in the wild and public exploit code
Internet-facing systems and external attack surface
Impact to operations if the asset is compromised
Compensating controls that mitigate exploitability
By focusing on vulnerabilities that pose actual risk, teams can allocate limited remediation resources to issues that would cause real damage if exploited—rather than chasing low-risk findings that inflate metrics without reducing exposure.
Focused vulnerability management delivers measurable improvements in security posture and resource efficiency.
Risk-based prioritization ensures the most dangerous vulnerabilities are addressed first and closed quickly. Organizations reduce the window of exposure to actively exploited weaknesses that pose real threat.
Security and IT teams spend time fixing vulnerabilities that actually matter rather than chasing hundreds of low-risk findings. Focused effort improves efficiency and reduces alert fatigue.
Systematic identification and remediation of exploitable weaknesses minimizes entry points available to attackers. Continuous monitoring ensures new vulnerabilities are caught and addressed before exploitation.
Vulnerability management programs should be measured by risk reduction, not patch rates or vulnerability counts. When teams focus on remediating exposures that attackers would actually exploit, security posture improves in ways that matter—fewer successful attacks, shorter dwell times, and reduced incident response costs. The goal is not zero vulnerabilities—it's minimizing exploitable risk.
Stop chasing vulnerability counts. Start reducing the exposures that pose real risk to your business.
Technical assessment. Risk-focused discussion. No product sales.