Internal Network Vulnerability Scan
Automated scanning of systems on your internal network, with results manually reviewed by a consultant to remove false positives and prioritise real findings.
What is an internal network vulnerability scan?
An internal network vulnerability scan is an automated assessment of the systems on your internal network, such as servers, workstations and network devices. It identifies known vulnerabilities, missing patches and weak configurations that could be reached by an attacker who already has a foothold inside your environment.
What we cover
- Host discovery: identifying live systems, open ports and exposed services across your internal network ranges.
- Patch and vulnerability checks: detecting known vulnerabilities and missing security updates on operating systems and software.
- Configuration weaknesses: highlighting insecure settings, default credentials and unnecessary exposed services.
- Service and protocol review: flagging outdated or risky protocols and services still in use internally.
- Manual review: a consultant reviews the scan output to remove false positives and confirm which findings are genuine.
Who needs it
Organisations that want assurance their internal systems are kept patched and securely configured. It suits teams preparing for ISO 27001 or similar requirements, and any business wanting regular visibility of internal exposure that an insider or a compromised device could exploit.
What the process looks like
We confirm the scope in writing, then run the automated scan against the agreed internal ranges. A consultant manually reviews the results to remove false positives and add context, then delivers a prioritised report with severity ratings, plain-language explanations and remediation guidance.