Your systems checked. Our analysis: 100% free of charge.
We check your systems for weak points. You receive clear, usable results.
Now for 0€:
Automated vulnerability analysisfor your IT & OT - and therefore cheaper than any incident
We have been testing systems for vulnerabilities before attackers do since 1966.
Manual inspection:
by our experts.
Technical expertise:
combines IT and OT security, KRITIS experience and industry knowledge.
Comprehensible evaluation:
incl. recommendations for action.
Compliance at a glance:
NIS2, ISO 27001 or IEC 62443: we know what is important.
THINK SAFE. THINK ICS.
How vulnerable are your systems really?
Our free vulnerability analysis provides clarity, because: Cyber attacks are on the rise. At the same time, regulatory requirements are increasing due to NIS2, CRA and ISO 27001. Many companies know that they need to act, but don't know where to start.
This is how it works: 3 steps to the analysis
1. Fill out the form
Enter your business contact details and the IP address to be checked.
2. Provide IP verification
You will receive an e-mail with the next steps for verifying your IP address - e.g. via DNS entry or e-mail confirmation.
3. Scan & report
After successful verification, we carry out the scan and send you the results report digitally.
How do we proceed with our free vulnerability analysis?
1. Analyze & Test
We check a system named by you with a publicly accessible IP address for known vulnerabilities.
2. Documentation & Measures
Any weak points found are documented and prepared in a report with specific recommendations for action.
3. Next Steps (optional)
Manual verification & risk assessment
Our experts check critical findings, prioritize risks and validate false positives.
Penetration Testing
If you want to know how a real attacker would move in your system - we simulate exactly that with a pentest.
Which tools do we use?
For the automated scan, we use established security tools such as NMAP, Nessus Pro and Nikto.
Optional:
- Manual testing of your devices, servers & web applications
- Comparison with typical requirements from NIS2, CRA & ISMS
Who is a vulnerability scan suitable for?
- Companies without regular security checks to make basic risks visible.
- Organizations with IT and OT systems to identify typical vulnerabilities in networked environments at an early stage.
- Managers who need to implement NIS2, ISO 27001 or IEC 62443 as a first technical step towards compliance.
- IT teams with limited resources to gain an automated and efficient overview of potential attack surfaces.
- Management and decision-makers who need well-founded arguments for investing in IT security.
Risk Assessment
Why is a vulnerability assessment essential in modern IT and OT system landscapes?
A targeted vulnerability analysis is the first step towards effective cyber security. It uncovers security gaps in your IT and OT systems before they are exploited - and at the same time makes a decisive contribution to meeting legal and industry-specific compliance requirements. This protects your company from cyber attacks and keeps you on the safe side from a regulatory perspective.Early risk minimization
Security vulnerabilities are detected before they can be exploited by attackers.
Sound basis for decision-making
Clear, prioritized findings for targeted security measures.
Protection against failures
Recognize critical weak points and prevent IT or production downtimes in a targeted manner.
Pentesting
Simulation of real attacks? Expand your vulnerability analysis with a penetration test.
A penetration test goes beyond traditional analyses: it simulates real attacks on your systems in order to uncover technical vulnerabilities, faulty configurations and potential gateways. This not only gives you a realistic picture of your IT and OT security situation, but also fulfils key requirements from NIS2, ISO 27001 or IEC 62443. The PenTest delivers clear, verifiable results - for greater resilience and regulatory security.Making real attack paths visible
A penetration test shows how a real attacker would proceed, including possible entry points, vulnerabilities and escalation paths.
Checking the effectiveness of protective measures
Firewall, MFA, monitoring - a pen test checks whether your security measures really work in an emergency.
Making security measurable and verifiable
You receive documented results for management, supervision or audits - as a basis for targeted improvements and proof of compliance (e.g. NIS2, ISO 27001, IEC 62443).
