Professional & Certified Vulnerability Assessment Services in Indonesia
SkyCyber's Vulnerability Assessment service gives you a comprehensive view of your infrastructure's security posture.
Automated scanning gives the coverage, manual verification gives the certainty. No critical or high finding reaches the report before a person has checked it.
Comprehensive scanning of network infrastructure — routers, switches, firewalls, and servers — to find misconfigurations and unpatched gaps.
Identifying web application vulnerabilities per OWASP Top 10 — from input validation to weak session management.
Auditing AWS, Azure, or GCP configurations — detecting public buckets, overprivileged IAM, and loose security groups.
Scanning databases and endpoints for vulnerabilities — patch level, default credentials, and unintended exposure.
Four phases of industry-standard methodology to ensure optimal results.
Thorough analysis of your business needs, system architecture, and specific risk profile.
Execution by certified team using OWASP, PTES, and OSSTMM methodologies.
Comprehensive report: findings, risk analysis, remediation priorities, and technical recommendations.
Retesting, continuous monitoring, and technical support for long-term security.
Each benefit is designed to deliver direct impact on your security posture and business operational continuity.
Servers, networks, endpoints, and web applications in one consolidated report
Focus resources on the vulnerabilities that matter most to your business
Every finding is manually verified for accuracy and to reduce noise
An executive summary for management and a technical remediation guide for your engineering team
Every vulnerability is mapped to ISO 27001, PCI DSS, or other relevant regulatory controls
Verify that remediation succeeded and no new vulnerabilities have emerged
Several scanners are run side by side and cross-checked, so a gap one engine misses is still caught by another.
Scan frequency, evidence format, and control mapping follow the rules that actually apply in your industry.
Both answer different questions. Reading them side by side is usually faster than asking which is better.
Most clients run both: an assessment to keep coverage wide, a penetration test to prove depth where the risk is highest.
See Penetration TestingEvery project concludes with a comprehensive report — covering findings, CVSS scoring, risk analysis, and actionable technical recommendations for your team.
Tell us about your cybersecurity needs. We will prepare a proposal tailored to your budget and priorities — no obligation.
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Ask UsVulnerability assessment is the systematic process of identifying, classifying, and prioritizing vulnerabilities using automated scanning combined with manual verification — the result is a complete list of vulnerabilities with severity ratings (CVSS). Unlike penetration testing, which simulates real attacks to prove exploitation impact, vulnerability assessment focuses on broad, thorough coverage in a shorter timeframe — making it a good first step before a pentest or for routine checks.
We recommend running a VA at least quarterly (every 3 months) for critical infrastructure, or whenever a significant change occurs — a new application deployment, added servers, or network configuration changes. For tightly regulated sectors like banking and healthcare, monthly assessments are often a compliance requirement.
Duration depends on scope size — for small-to-medium infrastructure (1-50 assets), the process typically finishes in 3-5 business days, including scanning, manual verification, and report writing. For enterprises with hundreds of assets, it can take 2-3 weeks.
We don't rely on automated scanners alone — every critical and high finding is manually verified by our team to eliminate false positives before they reach the final report. This ensures your engineering team doesn't waste time remediating issues that aren't actually real.
You'll receive a dual-format report: an executive summary covering overall risk levels for management, and a technical remediation guide with detailed fix steps per vulnerability for your engineering team — complete with CVSS scoring and CVE references.
Yes. Every finding is mapped to ISO 27001 Annex A.12.6 controls, PCI DSS requirements for cardholder data, and data protection principles relevant to Indonesia's PDP Law — helping you prepare compliance evidence for both internal and external audits.