Vulnerability Assessment
A vulnerability assessment that proves what's exploitable
TurboPentest scans your network, web app, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS with 14 tools to find and prioritize every weakness - then goes beyond a standard assessment and validates which findings an attacker could actually exploit. Assessment plus proof, in a few hours, for $99.
See a sample report →What is a vulnerability assessment?
A vulnerability assessment is a systematic evaluation of your systems that identifies and prioritizes security weaknesses - across your network, web applications, APIs, subdomains, and SSL/TLS configuration. It answers "where are we exposed?" by cataloging known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, outdated services, and weak transport settings, then ranking them so the most dangerous get attention first.
On its own, an assessment tells you what's wrong but not what an attacker could actually do with it. That gap is where most scanner subscriptions leave you: a long list of maybes. TurboPentest runs the assessment as its first phase, then goes beyond it - the Paladin AI validates each candidate finding and proves exploitability with a proof-of-concept, so you get a prioritized list you can trust instead of triaging noise.
14 tools
scan network, web, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS in a single run
TurboPentest engine
Hours
fully autonomous - no scoping call, no human in the loop
Self-serve platform
$99
flat, per target - assessment plus exploit validation included
Flat pricing
How a TurboPentest vulnerability assessment runs
Prove ownership and launch
Verify you own the target, accept safe harbor, and launch. No sales call, no scoping meeting - the agents take it from there.
Assess: 14 tools find the weaknesses
Naabu, OpenVAS, Nuclei, OWASP ZAP, Nikto, FFUF and more scan network, web, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS to identify and prioritize every exposure.
Validate: Paladin AI proves exploitability
The AI orchestrator attempts to exploit each candidate finding, drops false positives, and produces a proof-of-concept for what is genuinely reachable.
Get your report
A PDF report with prioritized findings and PoCs, an attack surface map, a STRIDE threat model, and retest commands to confirm every fix landed.
What the assessment covers
One run spans your whole external attack surface - the same coverage a traditional vulnerability assessment gives you, with exploit validation on top.
Network & open services
Port and service discovery with version fingerprinting - Naabu, OpenVAS, and Nuclei surface exposed services and known CVEs on your external attack surface.
Web application & API
OWASP ZAP, Nikto, and FFUF probe your web app and API endpoints for injection, misconfiguration, exposed paths, and the OWASP Top 10.
Subdomains & attack surface
Subdomain discovery maps the assets you forgot you had - the shadow attack surface that never makes it into a scoping document.
SSL / TLS & configuration
Weak ciphers, expired or misissued certificates, and insecure transport configuration flagged with the exact host affected.
Vulnerability assessment vs penetration test
They are not the same thing - and you need both. TurboPentest delivers both in one run.
Vulnerability assessment
Identifies and prioritizes weaknesses. Broad by design - it aims for coverage, telling you where you might be exposed.
- • Answers "where are we exposed?"
- • Wide coverage across every asset
- • Produces a prioritized list of findings
- • Does not prove real-world impact on its own
Penetration test
Proves exploitability. Deep by design - it attempts real attacks to confirm which weaknesses an attacker could actually use.
- • Answers "what could an attacker do?"
- • Validates findings with a proof-of-concept
- • Filters out false positives and theory
- • Delivers evidence, not just a list
TurboPentest runs the assessment first, then the pentest validation - so every finding you receive is both prioritized and proven.
Assessment, validation, and ongoing management
A vulnerability assessment is one piece of a healthy security program. Explore how it fits with penetration testing and continuous management.
Vulnerability assessment FAQ
What is a vulnerability assessment?+
A vulnerability assessment is a systematic scan of your systems - network, web app, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS - to identify and prioritize security weaknesses. It answers the question 'where are we exposed?' by cataloging known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and outdated services. It does not, by itself, prove that any given weakness can actually be exploited - that is what a penetration test adds.
What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?+
A vulnerability assessment identifies and prioritizes weaknesses - it produces a broad list of what might be wrong. A penetration test goes further: it attempts to exploit those weaknesses to prove which are genuinely reachable and dangerous, filtering out false positives and theoretical issues. Assessment tells you where you are exposed; a pentest tells you what an attacker could actually do. TurboPentest runs the assessment as its first phase, then validates exploitability with the Paladin AI and proof-of-concept, so you get both in one run.
What do vulnerability assessment services cost with TurboPentest?+
$99 per target, flat. That includes the vulnerability assessment across network, web, API, subdomains, and SSL/TLS, plus the penetration-test validation layer, a PDF report, an attack surface map, a STRIDE threat model, and retest commands. No subscription, no scoping call, results in hours.
Is this a continuous vulnerability scanner?+
No. TurboPentest delivers a point-in-time assessment plus validation, and you can schedule it to recur - daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly. It is not a continuously-running vulnerability scanner subscription like a traditional vulnerability-management platform that sits on your network 24/7. You get a deep, validated assessment on demand or on a schedule you set.
How long does a vulnerability assessment take?+
Hours, not weeks. TurboPentest is self-serve and fully autonomous: prove you own the target, launch, and the agents run 14 scanning tools plus the Paladin AI orchestrator start to finish - no sales call, no scoping meeting, no human in the loop.
Assess, validate, and fix. $99 per target.
Point-in-time or scheduled - a full vulnerability assessment plus exploit validation in one run. See pricing
Written and reviewed by
Michel Chamberland - Founder & CEO, IntegSec
CISSP, OSCP, OSCE, CEH, GIAC, CCSK · 20+ years in offensive security
Michel has spent 20+ years on offensive security teams including IBM X-Force Red and Trustwave SpiderLabs, leading penetration tests, red team engagements, and breach response for Fortune 500 customers. He is the founder of IntegSec and the architect of TurboPentest.