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Cybersecurity

Threat & Vulnerability Management

Close security gaps before attackers find them.

Continuous identification, prioritization, and remediation of vulnerabilities across your IT environments.
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‘Fire drills’ alone won’t secure your business

Tens of thousands of common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) are published every year. Cloud environments drift the moment they’re provisioned. Web applications change with every release, and patches stack up. Internal teams tackle the most urgent needs and hope the rest aren’t critical.  

Now attackers are automating reconnaissance and exploitation, and AI tools are introducing entirely new attack surfaces. The lag between when a vulnerability is disclosed and when it is exploited is shrinking rapidly. 

In this environment, scanning alone isn’t enough. You need a prioritized, validated, and aligned program for surfacing and addressing your organization’s security risks and vulnerabilities.

 

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The CBTS approach

Find, fix, and validate

CBTS treats risk and vulnerability management as an operational discipline rather than a periodic project. Our approach blends three layers: 

1. Automated discovery, with continuous scanning across networks, endpoints, cloud, and applications to surface what’s changed and what’s exposed 

2. Expert validation by senior consultants and ethical hackers who separate the noise from the real risk

3. Prioritized remediation in a clear, business-aligned plan for what to fix first and what to monitor, backed by patch management and program-level reporting  

Our goal is to help you build a risk and vulnerability management program that gets stronger year over year. 

 

Threat & Vulnerability Management capabilities

 CBTS covers the full risk and vulnerability management lifecycle.

AI ThreatCanvas


Adversarial simulation purpose built for AI systems.

Cloud Security Assessment


Manual and automated evaluation of AWS, Azure, and GCP environments to identify vulnerabilities.

Network Vulnerability Assessment


Comprehensive evaluation of network readiness across on-premises, hybrid, and cloud-connected environments.

Vulnerability Management


Continuous scanning, expert validation, and prioritized remediation tracking.

Patch Management


A program-based approach to mapping infrastructure, establishing baselines, and applying patches consistently.

Penetration Testing (Network and Cloud)


Simulated real-world attacks going as deep as human creativity can go on external networks, internal networks, wireless infrastructure, IoT devices, and cloud configurations.

Security Architecture and Program Review


A strategic review of your security architecture against NIST, CIS, and ISO frameworks to measure maturity, identify capability gaps, and produce a multi-year roadmap for improvement.

Web Application & API Penetration Testing


Targeted ethical hacking and scanning of web applications, mobile apps, and APIs to identify exploitable entry points.

Where to start

Advisory engagements

A CBTS advisory is a time-bound, fixed-fee engagement designed to give you a clear answer to a specific strategic question — fast.  

Cloud Migration Assessment & Wave Planning

Best for: Organizations facing a migration or re-platforming decision (including Broadcom/VMware-driven moves) that want a sequenced, dependency-aware plan before committing budget or moving workloads.

You walk away with:

  • Application inventory and dependency map across the migration scope
  • Per-workload assessment of the right destination (public cloud, managed infrastructure, or stay-put) and the right approach (rehost, replatform, modernize, or retire)
  • A wave-sequenced migration roadmap that orders the move from lower-risk proof workloads to complex interdependent systems
  • A defensible total cost model comparing current-state spend against projected future-state spend
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What success looks like

 A working threat and vulnerability management program drives measurable business outcomes.

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Reduced risk

 Eliminate exploitable vulnerabilities before they become incidents. Replace reactive scrambling with a governed program that closes the highest-impact gaps first.

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Operational excellence

 Move from ad hoc scanning to a coordinated, repeatable discipline. Build the cadence, documentation, and reporting that satisfies audit, supports compliance, and matures year over year.

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Improved productivity

 Free your internal team from triage and noise. Senior CBTS experts handle scanning, validation, and prioritization, so your team can focus on remediation and strategic work.

“We’ve reached a critical juncture where the complexity and rapid evolution of cybersecurity have surpassed the ability of most organizations to manage it effectively.”

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 Brian Quinn

 Senior Vice President, Managed Security Services, CBTS

Don’t take our word for it

“I love the creative, tailored solutions that are delivered in a consistent and reliable way while always doing what it takes to make things right.”

Chief Technology and Information Security OfficerFinancial Services / Banking

“My team at CBTS have been trusted partners for a long time. They provide excellent technical support and pre-sales work. Their breadth of knowledge and ability to bring in the right resources have helped us steer our technology into the future.”

Managing Director, CISO, Head of TechnologyPrivate Equity / Financial Services

“CBTS treats us like a partner and not just a customer. The technical expertise is next to none and the relationship management is some of the best I have experienced.”

Director, Telecom and Architecture ServicesHealthcare

Explore the full Cybersecurity portfolio

 A connected set of services across the Prevent, Detect, Respond, and Assure lifecycle, designed to work together as your security program matures.

Related insights 

Frequently asked questions 

What’s the difference between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing? Vulnerability scanning is automated discovery. Software identifies known weaknesses across your environment and produces a list of CVEs to investigate. Penetration testing is human led, with ethical hackers actively attempting to exploit vulnerabilities to determine what an attacker could accomplish. Scanning tells you what’s potentially exposed; pen testing tells you what’s truly exploitable, how it would be exploited, and what the business impact would be. Most mature programs use both, with scanning running continuously and pen testing performed periodically for specific assets or compliance obligations.
How often should we run vulnerability assessments? Vulnerability scanning should run continuously. In fact, most CBTS clients scan weekly or daily, with prioritization and reporting on a defined cadence. Formal vulnerability assessments (which add expert validation and roadmap development) typically happen quarterly or annually depending on environment volatility and regulatory requirements. Penetration testing is usually annual for the full environment, with targeted tests after significant changes (e.g., a major application release, cloud migration, or new acquisition).
What is AI ThreatCanvas, and how is it different from standard penetration testing? AI ThreatCanvas is a CBTS offering built specifically for AI systems, such as LLMs, agents, and AI-integrated applications. Standard penetration testing focuses on infrastructure, applications, and APIs; it doesn’t account for AI-specific attack techniques like prompt injection, model extraction, training data leakage, or agent manipulation. AI ThreatCanvas tests against those techniques and others, surfacing the vulnerabilities that traditional security testing isn’t designed to find. It’s increasingly essential for organizations deploying customer-facing or internal AI systems.
How does CBTS prioritize which vulnerabilities to remediate first?  We prioritize based on three factors: exploitability (is this genuinely attackable in your environment, or is it theoretical?), business impact (what does this vulnerability put at risk, and how badly?), and remediation effort (what does it take to fix?). The result is a working list that tells your team exactly what to fix first, what to monitor, and what can wait. Severity scores like CVSS inform our analysis but don’t drive it on their own.
Do you test cloud-native environments differently than on-premises environments? Yes. Cloud environments require different testing techniques and a different threat model. IAM misconfigurations, exposed storage buckets, over-permissive service accounts, and provider-specific architecture risks aren’t relevant in traditional on-premises testing. Our Cloud Security Assessment and cloud penetration testing engagements are scoped specifically for AWS, Azure, and GCP, benchmarked against provider best practices and CIS Cloud Foundations. For hybrid environments, we coordinate both approaches so nothing falls through the cracks at the boundary.

Find what’s exposed. Close what matters.

 Explore what a coordinated threat and vulnerability management program can do for your organization.