Alberta · Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability Management for Alberta Businesses
Not a scan that finds problems and leaves them on a list for someone to get to eventually. Every device and system checked for unpatched security holes, and fixed proactively — closing the gap before an attacker finds it first.
What It Actually Is
A patch that exists and a patch that's actually installed are two different things.
Software vendors release security fixes constantly. A fix sitting released but not applied doesn't protect anything — it's just a known hole with a known solution nobody's used yet. Vulnerability management is the ongoing work of finding every unpatched hole across your devices and systems, and actually closing it, instead of leaving it on a list for whenever someone has time.
Not every hole is equally urgent, so not every hole gets treated the same way. Vulnerabilities that are already being actively used by attackers get fixed first — not whatever happens to be oldest on the list. Coverage spans operating systems, common business applications, and firmware across every device on the network, re-checked continuously as new vulnerabilities are published, which happens at a pace no manual process keeps up with.
Sources: Verizon 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report; Mandiant M-Trends 2026; Edgescan 2026 Vulnerability Statistics Report.
Why This Actually Works
The average business takes roughly 11 times longer to patch a hole than an attacker takes to walk through it.
Five days versus fifty-five isn't a rounding error — it's weeks of a publicly known, fixable hole sitting open on a real business's systems. That gap is where most of the actual damage happens, and it's not hypothetical: the majority of breaches that start with a known vulnerability had a working patch available the whole time.
Closing that gap means not waiting for a scheduled ticket or a quarterly review. The moment a vulnerability that's actively being exploited elsewhere is identified on your systems, it gets prioritized immediately — so the fifty-five day industry average isn't what your business is actually exposed to.
The Jargon, Decoded
Terms you might see, translated.
How It Actually Runs
The process, start to finish.
Every device gets checked, continuously
Operating systems, common business applications, and firmware are scanned on an ongoing basis — not a once-a-quarter audit.
Actively exploited holes get fixed first
Priority is based on whether attackers are already using a vulnerability elsewhere, not just how old it is on a list.
Patches get applied, not just flagged
Fixes are proactively pushed and confirmed as actually installed — the gap between finding and fixing is the whole point.
Included, Not Upsold
Vulnerability management is in every LogosCyber plan.
This isn't a feature you have to upgrade to get. Every plan gets the same proactive scanning and patching — the only choice across tiers is your Cork Cyber financial warranty level, not whether known holes actually get closed.
Common Questions
What business owners ask before signing up.
That risk is managed, not ignored.
Patches are staged and tested before wide rollout rather than pushed blind. The goal is closing a real hole without creating a new outage in the process.
By whether it's already being used, not just its age.
A vulnerability that's actively being exploited elsewhere jumps ahead of one that's simply old on a list. Real attacker activity drives priority, not a fixed schedule.
Yes — applications and firmware too.
Coverage spans operating systems, the business applications running on your devices, and firmware — not just Windows or macOS updates.
Continuous and prioritized, not "when there's time."
This runs on an ongoing basis and prioritizes by real attacker activity, instead of competing with other IT tickets for whenever someone gets around to it.
Get Started
Find out what's still unpatched on your systems right now.
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