“We already have antivirus / EDR — isn’t that enough?”

An endpoint tool alone isn't continuous, cross-environment visibility. The SOC is the analysis and prioritization layer sitting on top of it.

“Isn’t ‘24/7 monitoring’ just a buzzword everyone uses?”

Most providers stop at the alert. What's different here is the business-risk-prioritized filter — every finding tied to what it would actually cost you, not just its technical severity score.

“How is this different from MDR?”

The SOC watches and prioritizes across your whole environment; MDR is the verified human response and containment layer. Confirmed SOC findings route directly into MDR — they're built to work together.

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Vulnerability Management Services

Your Vulnerabilities Aren’t Hypothetical — They’re Already Documented

Attackers don’t guess. They scan the internet for exactly the gaps sitting in your network right now — unpatched systems, exposed ports, forgotten admin accounts.

Delvetek finds them first, ranks them by real business risk, and closes them on a fixed schedule you can show an insurer or a client.

IT analyst conducting vulnerability management representing Delvetek's cybersecurity services

Vulnerability Management Services

Your Vulnerabilities Aren’t Hypothetical — They’re Already Documented

Attackers don’t guess. They scan the internet for exactly the gaps sitting in your network right now — unpatched systems, exposed ports, forgotten admin accounts.

Delvetek finds them first, ranks them by real business risk, and closes them on a fixed schedule you can show an insurer or a client.

// THE PROBLEM:

The Problem: Invisible Configuration Debt

Most small businesses already own security tools — antivirus, a firewall, maybe Defender. The tools were never the problem. The problem is what nobody has verified in months or years: unpatched servers, end-of-life software still in production, open ports nobody remembers opening, and vulnerabilities that get logged by a scanner and then sit untouched because there’s no process to prioritize or close them.

This is Invisible Configuration Debt — and it stays invisible until a forcing event exposes it: a client security questionnaire, a cyber insurance renewal, or an actual breach.

Canadian organizations are already feeling this at scale: 86.5% have experienced at least one cyberattack, ransomware incidents are up 46%, and AI-driven phishing now accounts for 82.6% of attempts. A missed patch or an unranked vulnerability is how most of those incidents start.

// THE PROBLEM:

The Problem: Invisible Configuration Debt

Most small businesses already own security tools — antivirus, a firewall, maybe Defender. The tools were never the problem.

The problem is what nobody has verified in months or years: unpatched servers, end-of-life software still in production, open ports nobody remembers opening, and vulnerabilities that get logged by a scanner and then sit untouched because there’s no process to prioritize or close them.

This is Invisible Configuration Debt — and it stays invisible until a forcing event exposes it: a client security questionnaire, a cyber insurance renewal, or an actual breach.

Canadian organizations are already feeling this at scale: 86.5% have experienced at least one cyberattack, ransomware incidents are up 46%, and AI-driven phishing now accounts for 82.6% of attempts. A missed patch or an unranked vulnerability is how most of those incidents start.

// WHAT'S INCLUDED

Full Asset Discovery & Scanning

Continuous, scheduled vulnerability scanning across your network, endpoints, and cloud environment — not a one-time snapshot.

Risk-Prioritized Findings

Every finding is ranked by actual exploitability and business impact, not a raw CVSS score dump nobody can action.

Framework & Insurer Mapping

Findings mapped directly to CCCS Baseline Controls, CIS, and NIST — and to the specific controls cyber insurers underwrite against (patch cadence, EDR coverage, exposed services).

Prioritized Remediation Plan

A written, plain-English report your leadership team and your insurance broker can both read — not a raw scanner export.

Patch & Remediation Execution

Critical and high-severity vulnerabilities get closed on a defined SLA, not added to a backlog nobody owns.

Quarterly Trend Reporting

Vulnerability posture and remediation velocity tracked over time, so debt can’t silently reaccumulate after the first fix.

// WHAT'S INCLUDED

Full Asset Discovery & Scanning

Continuous, scheduled vulnerability scanning across your network, endpoints, and cloud environment — not a one-time snapshot.

Risk-Prioritized Findings

Every finding is ranked by actual exploitability and business impact, not a raw CVSS score dump nobody can action.

Framework & Insurer Mapping

Findings mapped directly to CCCS Baseline Controls, CIS, and NIST — and to the specific controls cyber insurers underwrite against (patch cadence, EDR coverage, exposed services).

Prioritized Remediation Plan

A written, plain-English report your leadership team and your insurance broker can both read — not a raw scanner export.

Patch & Remediation Execution

Critical and high-severity vulnerabilities get closed on a defined SLA, not added to a backlog nobody owns.

Quarterly Trend Reporting

Vulnerability posture and remediation velocity tracked over time, so debt can’t silently reaccumulate after the first fix.

// Why This Is Different From a “Free Scan”

Sophisticated buyers are right to be skeptical of “free assessment” offers — most are lead-gen questionnaires dressed up as diagnostics.

Delvetek’s vulnerability management is a structured, ongoing protocol, not a one-time scan: findings are prioritized against real business consequences (lost contracts, denied insurance claims, downtime) and closed on a schedule, with quarterly proof that nothing has silently drifted back open.

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// OBJECTIONS ADDRESSED:

“We already have antivirus / a firewall.”

Tools without verification are not protection. This service verifies what’s actually configured and exposed, continuously.

“We’re too small to be targeted.”

Canadian SMBs are targeted more often than enterprises — attackers scan for the vulnerability, not the company size.

“This is just another free scan / sales trap.”