Collage: an analyst in front of server racks; a beam sweeps a grid of servers and routes the most critical ones, in lime, into a priority queue.

Key facts

Client
French public financial institution
Sector
Public finance
Period
September 2024 – August 2025
Practice
Cybersecurity Architecture

In figures

servers scanned
2,000+
applications covered by the service centre
350

The challenge

The IT department of a public financial institution had to replace its vulnerability scanning tool, and take over an existing process that was neither automated nor documented.

What we did

  • Scoping, tender and negotiation, then integration of the new tool.
  • Ran the vulnerability service centre: scan requests from the owners of 350 applications, planning and tracking in the ticketing tool, on-demand scans of more than 2,000 servers and devices.
  • Detailed study of critical vulnerabilities (high score, proven exploitability, network exposure), fix prioritisation and input on exceptions.
  • Formalised the on-demand scanning process, to make it repeatable and ease the onboarding of new analysts.
  • Automated reporting for each technical owner.
  • Ran the governance committees.

What changed

  • A tooled, repeatable and documented vulnerability scanning process.
  • Reports produced automatically for each technical owner.
  • The activity taken over by the internal teams at the end of the engagement, thanks to complete documentation.
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