Outdated and unpatched software across the stack

Known vulnerabilities in old software are the single most common way servers get compromised — attackers scan the internet for them automatically. The audit checks for outdated or unpatched software across the whole stack.

This spans everything the server runs, including:

• The operating system and its packages.
• Web, mail, DNS, database and file-transfer server software.
• Control panels and administrative tools.
• Supporting components and libraries.

Because the audit covers every provisioned service, it catches the forgotten corners — the service someone set up years ago and never updated — as well as the obvious front-line software. The reports set out where you are running versions with known weaknesses and what needs updating.