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NewThe State of Cybersecurity in East Africa 2026
Seraph Cyber
Manage Vulnerabilities & Exposure

Find the weaknesses attackers are most likely to use.

Discover vulnerabilities, understand exploitability, identify exposed assets, and prioritise remediation using technical evidence and threat intelligence.

How We Help Reduce Cyber Risk
Vulnerability ManagementPenetration TestingExternal Attack Surface ManagementApplication SecurityAPI Security
Prioritize the vulnerabilities attackers are most likely to exploit, not just the highest CVSS scores.
Reduce your external attack surface, including assets you didn't know were exposed.
The Challenge

You can't secure what you can't see — or prioritize what you can't validate.

Most organizations don't lack vulnerability data. They lack a reliable way to know which of it represents real, exploitable risk right now.

Expanding, Unknown Attack Surface

Shadow IT and forgotten assets keep the attack surface growing beyond what internal teams have inventoried or are actively watching.

Noisy, Unvalidated Scan Results

Vulnerability scanners produce long lists of findings with little validation, leaving teams to guess which ones represent real risk.

No Insight Into Real-World Exploitation

Severity scores alone don't say which vulnerabilities attackers are actually exploiting right now, versus which sit unused in the wild.

Remediation Effort Spread Too Thin

Without a defensible priority order, remediation capacity gets spread across everything at once instead of what matters most first.

Advisory Capabilities

How We Help Reduce Cyber Risk

Vulnerability Management

Identify, track and remediate vulnerabilities across your environment through a structured, ongoing programme rather than one-off scans.

Penetration Testing

Test your defences the way a real attacker would, validating whether vulnerabilities are genuinely exploitable in your environment.

External Attack Surface Management

Continuously discover and monitor the internet-facing assets an attacker could target, including ones you may not know exist.

Application Security

Identify and remediate vulnerabilities in the applications your business builds and relies on.

API Security

Assess APIs for the authentication, authorisation and data-exposure weaknesses that standard scanning often misses.

Mobile Security

Assess mobile applications and configurations for vulnerabilities that put users and data at risk.

Cloud Vulnerabilities

Identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations specific to cloud-hosted infrastructure and services.

CISA KEV Prioritisation

Prioritise remediation using confirmed, actively exploited vulnerabilities, not just theoretical severity scores.

Exposure Management

Bring vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and external exposure together into a single, prioritised view of what to fix first.

How It Works

From raw scan data to a defensible remediation priority.

Every vulnerability is evaluated against real-world exploit intelligence — not just a generic severity score — before it reaches your remediation queue.

CVE
CVSS
EPSS
KEV
Exploit Availability
Threat Intelligence Enrichment
Affected Assets
Remediation Priority
Seraph Threat Intelligence

Turn a CVSS score into a prioritization decision.

Threat intelligence adds the context a severity score can't — connecting a vulnerability to real-world exploit activity, threat actor behavior, and the assets it actually affects in your environment.

  1. Vulnerability

  2. Exploit Availability

  3. Threat Actor Activity

  4. Affected Asset

  5. Remediation Priority

CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog flags vulnerabilities with confirmed real-world exploitation, not just theoretical risk.

The Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) estimates the likelihood a vulnerability will be exploited in the near term, adding nuance beyond a static CVSS score.

A high CVSS score does not automatically mean high real-world risk — intelligence is what separates the two.

Prioritization is grounded in what's actually being exploited and what's actually exposed in your environment, not severity in isolation.

Expected Outcomes

What good looks like.

Outcomes an organization can expect once vulnerability and exposure management are grounded in evidence and intelligence, not scanner output alone.

Prioritize the vulnerabilities attackers are most likely to exploit, not just the highest CVSS scores.
Reduce your external attack surface, including assets you didn't know were exposed.
Know which exposures actually matter before attackers find them.
Validate exploitability instead of guessing from scanner output alone.
Give remediation teams a clear, defensible priority order.
Cover cloud, API and application vulnerabilities alongside traditional infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can't find what you need? Ask a security expert.

Vulnerability management is the ongoing process of discovering, tracking and prioritising vulnerabilities across your environment. Penetration testing is a point-in-time, hands-on engagement where testers actively attempt to exploit vulnerabilities to confirm what's really exploitable. The two are complementary — vulnerability management maintains continuous coverage, while penetration testing validates specific findings in depth.

Ready to find out what attackers would find first?

Tell us what's in scope — infrastructure, applications, cloud or external assets — and our team will help scope the right assessment.