Find Web Security Weaknesses Before Attackers Use Them
Teisoft monitors supported applications, components, configurations, and hosting environments for newly disclosed vulnerabilities, insecure conditions, and recurring security weaknesses—then prioritizes the findings that require investigation or remediation.
Continuous Vulnerability Visibility for Managed Applications
Vulnerability Monitoring is the weakness-identification layer of Teisoft Managed Web Security. It continuously evaluates the websites, web applications, software components, configurations, and supported hosting environments included in the service.
Teisoft correlates application and technology information with vulnerability intelligence, security checks, configuration reviews, and supported scanning tools to identify conditions that may require validation, protective controls, software updates, configuration changes, or remediation.
Built for Continuous Weakness Detection
Software & Component Monitoring
Track supported application frameworks, plugins, themes, libraries, operating components, and other identifiable technologies for newly disclosed vulnerabilities and security advisories.
Configuration Weakness Detection
Identify supported insecure settings, exposed administrative functionality, outdated protocols, missing protective controls, and other configuration conditions that may increase risk.
Recurring Security Assessments
Perform scheduled and event-driven checks designed to identify newly introduced or previously unresolved vulnerabilities across managed applications.
Finding Review & Prioritization
Review detected weaknesses, remove obvious noise, evaluate application context, and prioritize findings according to severity, exposure, affected component, and potential operational impact.
Monitor Vulnerabilities Across the Managed Web Environment
Application Components
- Content management systems.
- Plugins and extensions.
- Themes and templates.
- Frameworks and libraries.
- Web servers and supported middleware.
- Third-party application components.
Security Configurations
- Administrative interfaces.
- Insecure HTTP methods.
- Exposed files and directories.
- Directory listing.
- Security headers.
- TLS and certificate configurations.
- Supported server configurations.
Web Exposure Conditions
- Publicly reachable sensitive endpoints.
- Exposed management interfaces.
- Unnecessary services.
- Information disclosure.
- Insecure default pages.
- Forgotten test or staging content.
- Misconfigured application resources.
Why Point-in-Time Vulnerability Scans Fall Behind
Applications Continuously Change
New releases, plugins, components, integrations, server updates, and configuration changes can introduce security weaknesses after a scan is completed.
New Vulnerabilities Are Disclosed Every Day
Software considered acceptable during the last assessment may become vulnerable when new research, vendor advisories, or exploit information is published.
Scanner Output Lacks Business Context
Automated tools can identify potential issues without understanding the application’s purpose, exposure, compensating controls, or importance to business operations.
Findings Remain Open Without Follow-Up
Identifying a weakness does not necessarily ensure that it is assigned, mitigated, corrected, retested, or tracked through resolution.
Maintain Continuous Visibility Into Your Web Application Vulnerabilities
Speak with Teisoft about component monitoring, security advisories, recurring assessments, vulnerability prioritization, protective controls, and remediation tracking for your critical web applications.
