Vulnerability Management
The validation layer of your vulnerability management program
Your scanner finds thousands of maybes. TurboPentest proves which ones are real, prioritizes them, and confirms your fixes - with scheduled pentests, AI-validated proof-of-concepts, and retest commands. Continuous validation for your VM program, from $99 per target.
See a sample report →Straight talk: TurboPentest does not replace your vulnerability scanner or VM platform. It is the human-grade validation and penetration-testing layer that proves which vulnerabilities are real and confirms fixes.
What is vulnerability management?
Vulnerability management is the continuous program of finding, prioritizing, fixing, and re-verifying security weaknesses across your assets. A mature vulnerability management program runs as a cycle - discover, scan, prioritize by risk, remediate, and validate - repeated on a cadence rather than once a year. Scanners from vendors like Tenable, Qualys, and Rapid7 own the discovery and scanning stages, producing long lists of potential issues.
The weak link is usually validation. Raw scanners generate enormous noise: many findings are false positives, unreachable, or not actually exploitable, and a "fixed" status rarely proves the vulnerability is really gone. That is where TurboPentest fits - the validation and penetration-testing layer that turns a scanner's maybe into a confirmed, prioritized, and retested finding.
Scheduled
daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly pentests for continuous validation
Recurring pentests
Proof, not maybe
Paladin AI validates each finding with a proof-of-concept before it reaches your queue
AI validation
Retest
re-run the exact checks to confirm every remediation actually landed
Retest commands
Where TurboPentest fits in your VM program
Keep your scanner. TurboPentest slots into the validation stage of the vulnerability management cycle - proving, prioritizing, and confirming.
Scan with your VM tool
Your scanner (Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7, or any other) discovers assets and produces the raw list of potential vulnerabilities. TurboPentest does not replace this stage.
Validate exploitability with TurboPentest
The Paladin AI attempts real exploitation and validates each candidate finding with a proof-of-concept, cutting the false positives that flood a raw VM queue.
Prioritize with a STRIDE threat model
Every run ships a STRIDE threat model that ranks what to fix first - risk-based vulnerability management instead of a flat severity list.
Retest to confirm remediation
Each finding includes retest commands so you re-run the exact check after a fix and prove the vulnerability is actually closed - not just marked resolved.
What the validation layer adds to your program
Continuous validation, risk-based prioritization, and confirmed remediation - the parts of vulnerability management a scanner alone cannot deliver.
Continuous validation, on your schedule
Scheduled pentests - daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly - re-test your attack surface on a cadence, so continuous vulnerability management is backed by real exploitation attempts, not just re-scans.
Risk-based prioritization with STRIDE
Every run ships a STRIDE threat model that prioritizes what to fix first, turning a raw vulnerability list into risk-based vulnerability management your team can actually action.
Proof over noise
The Paladin AI validates each candidate finding with a proof-of-concept, cutting the false positives that raw scanners flood into your VM queue.
Confirmed remediation
Every finding ships with retest commands so you re-run the exact check and prove the fix landed - closing the vulnerability remediation loop instead of trusting a status change.
For continuous discovery, Cloud EASM connects AWS, Azure, GCP, and DigitalOcean read-only and maps cloud-native assets passive scanners miss - so your attack surface stays current between runs. Discovery is free.
Build the rest of your program
Vulnerability management works best when discovery, assessment, and testing feed each other. Explore how the pieces connect.
Vulnerability management FAQ
What is vulnerability management?+
Vulnerability management is the ongoing program of identifying, prioritizing, remediating, and re-verifying security weaknesses across your assets. A mature program runs on a continuous cycle: discover assets, scan for vulnerabilities, prioritize by risk, remediate, and then validate that the fix actually worked - repeated on a schedule rather than as a one-off.
Is TurboPentest a vulnerability management tool?+
No. TurboPentest is not a vulnerability scanner or VM platform like Tenable, Qualys, or Rapid7, and it does not replace them. TurboPentest is the human-grade validation and penetration-testing layer that sits on top of your VM program: it proves which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable, prioritizes them, and confirms that your fixes hold.
How does pentesting fit into a vulnerability management program?+
Your scanner tells you what might be wrong; a pentest proves what is actually exploitable. TurboPentest slots in as the validation stage of the VM cycle - it takes the noise your scanner produces, confirms real risk with a proof-of-concept, prioritizes it with a STRIDE threat model, and gives you retest commands to verify remediation. Run it on a schedule for continuous validation.
Can TurboPentest support risk-based and continuous vulnerability management?+
Yes, on the validation side. Scheduled pentests (daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly) provide continuous validation of your attack surface, Cloud EASM continuously discovers assets across AWS, Azure, GCP, and DigitalOcean, and the STRIDE threat model drives risk-based prioritization of what to fix first.
How much do TurboPentest's vulnerability management services cost?+
$99 per target, flat - no subscription, no credit packs, no minimum. Find nothing actionable and your next pentest is free. Recurring and scheduled pentests are billed per target at the same flat rate.
Add real validation to your VM program. $99.
Flat per-target pricing, scheduled for continuous validation. 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.