Adopting a proactive stance toward network security management enables the identification of existing vulnerabilities and helps mitigate the likelihood of design or code flaws in the future. Various processes involved in vulnerability management may encompass:

1. Checking for vulnerabilities: Our team conducts penetration and vulnerability testing to identify potential system vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
2. Identifying vulnerabilities: Following vulnerability checks, we scrutinize penetration test results to detect anomalies indicative of a potential attack or malicious event in the future.
3. Verifying vulnerabilities: This phase involves confirming the feasibility of identified vulnerabilities and classifying their severity.
4. Mitigating vulnerabilities: To minimize security risks, strategies are developed to prevent the exploitation of discovered vulnerabilities before a patch becomes available or in cases where no patch is obtainable.
5. Patching vulnerabilities: The final phase involves obtaining and applying patches to the affected areas.

Uncovered vulnerabilities within systems signify security gaps that could be exploited by attackers, leading to potential damage to network assets, theft of sensitive data, and other adverse consequences. As attackers continually seek new vulnerabilities, no system can claim absolute immunity to such threats.