Got a security report? Let’s work through what needs fixing.
An audit or security test can leave you with a long list of findings. We check what they mean for your systems, identify shared causes and help your team work through the changes in a sensible order.
What we look at
- The report, affected systems and whether the findings still apply.
- Issues that share a cause, so the same work is not planned several times.
- Business impact, dependencies and who can make each change.
- What evidence or retesting is needed to confirm completion.
What you receive
- A reviewed findings list grouped into actionable work.
- Priorities, responsible people and an agreed change sequence.
- Implementation support or coordination within the agreed scope.
- Records of completed changes, retest results and any remaining decisions.
How are scanning, vulnerability management and fixes different?
Scanning finds possible weaknesses. Vulnerability management is the ongoing work of checking which findings apply, deciding priorities, assigning tasks and tracking the outcome. Remediation means fixing an issue or reducing its risk and checking the result.
A severity score is one input. Your priorities also depend on whether the affected system is reachable, evidence of exploitation, what the system supports and the options for making a safe change. WFH can help establish this working process as well as address a particular report.
Example: several scanner findings concern one old component. We confirm where it is used, group the related work and agree the upgrade and application checks. The responsible team then records what was fixed and what still needs attention.
A practical example
Several findings concern the same unsupported web server. We group them into one upgrade task, check which applications might be affected and agree how to test the result.
Illustrative example, not a claim about a completed client project.
Questions about this service
Can you work with a report from another provider?
Yes. We use the report as an input and clarify findings with the provider where needed. We agree who will verify the fixes.
Will you make the fixes or just write a plan?
The scope can include either or both. We specify which changes WFH Labs will make, which your team or suppliers will make and who will verify completion.
Key terms
You do not need to know the technical term.
Tell us what is happening, what it affects and when you need help. We’ll discuss whether we can help and what a useful first piece of work would be.