Zeronix Technology conducts vulnerability assessments, compliance gap analyses, and security policy reviews for businesses across Dubai and the UAE — mapping your risk posture against NESA, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001, and delivering a prioritised remediation roadmap your team can act on immediately.
From network vulnerability scanning and compliance gap analysis to cloud security reviews and policy audits — we identify exactly where your security posture falls short and what to fix first.
Systematic scanning of your entire IT environment — servers, workstations, network devices, firewalls, and applications — to identify open ports, unpatched software, weak configurations, and exploitable weaknesses. Every finding is scored using CVSS v3.1 (Critical / High / Medium / Low) and mapped to the affected asset, so you know exactly what is at risk and by how much.
CVSS Scoring · Network · Endpoints · ApplicationsIn-depth review of your network architecture, firewall rule sets, VLAN segmentation, wireless security, remote access controls, and exposed services — identifying configuration gaps, over-permissive rules, missing network segmentation, and insecure protocols (Telnet, FTP, SNMPv1) that create risk across your infrastructure.
Firewall Review · Segmentation · Wi-Fi · Remote AccessMap your current security controls against UAE NESA requirements, PCI-DSS for payment card environments, ISO 27001 information security management, or UAE Central Bank cybersecurity guidelines. Receive a gap register listing each non-compliant control, its risk level, and the specific remediation steps required to achieve compliance — ready for regulatory review or auditor submissions.
NESA · PCI-DSS · ISO 27001 · UAE Central BankReview your existing information security policies, access control procedures, password and account management standards, patch management process, and device configuration baselines — identifying policies that are missing, outdated, or not being enforced in practice, and providing updated policy templates aligned to industry frameworks.
Policy Review · Access Control · Patch Process · StandardsAssess the security configuration of your cloud environments — Microsoft Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud — covering IAM permissions and over-privileged accounts, publicly exposed storage buckets and databases, missing encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging gaps, and compliance against CIS Cloud Benchmarks. Covers Microsoft 365 and Azure AD configuration reviews.
Azure · AWS · M365 · IAM · CIS BenchmarksBeyond listing findings, we deliver a structured remediation roadmap prioritising fixes by risk level, business impact, and estimated remediation effort — so your IT team knows exactly what to patch first within your budget and timeline. Optional follow-up re-scan confirms critical and high findings are resolved, providing documented closure evidence for audits.
Prioritised Plan · Re-Scan · Closure Evidence · ReportingDefine the scope of the assessment — which systems, networks, and compliance frameworks are in scope — and gather existing documentation including network diagrams, asset registers, and current security policies. Agree rules of engagement and a point of contact before any scanning begins.
Run authenticated vulnerability scans across your in-scope infrastructure to enumerate assets, identify unpatched software and misconfigurations, and review exposed services. Simultaneously assess firewall rule sets, network architecture, and access control configurations against security best practices.
Map identified findings and reviewed controls against the applicable compliance framework — NESA, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, or UAE Central Bank guidelines. Build a gap register showing which requirements are met, which are partially met, and which are missing — with the evidence collected during the assessment to support each finding.
Deliver an Executive Summary report for management and a detailed Technical Report with every finding, CVSS score, affected asset, and specific remediation step — plus a prioritised Remediation Roadmap ordered by risk level and effort. Present findings to your team and answer questions to ensure actionability.
| Capability | No Audit | Annual Audit | Quarterly Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Known Vulnerability Visibility | Blind | Once a Year | Current |
| Compliance Gap Awareness | No | Yes | Continuous |
| New CVE Exposure Window | Unlimited | Up to 12 Months | ≤ 90 Days |
| Regulatory Audit Evidence | None | Annual Report | Quarterly Reports |
| Risk After Infrastructure Changes | Unknown | Unknown Until Next Audit | Reassessed |
| Prioritised Remediation Plan | No | Yes | Yes + Re-Scan |
PCI-DSS compliance gap analysis for businesses handling card payments, UAE Central Bank cybersecurity guideline assessments for financial institutions, and network segmentation reviews ensuring cardholder data environments (CDE) are properly isolated and access-controlled for regulatory audits.
Vulnerability assessments protecting patient data systems, medical device network access reviews ensuring PACS and clinical systems are properly segmented, and security policy reviews ensuring personal health information (PHI) access controls and audit logging meet healthcare data protection requirements.
UAE NESA-aligned security assessments for government entities and critical infrastructure operators — covering the full NESA controls framework, identifying compliance gaps, and providing documented remediation evidence required for NESA regulatory reporting and audit submissions.
Right-sized vulnerability assessments for SMBs that need to demonstrate due diligence to insurers, enterprise clients requiring supplier security questionnaires (VSAQ, SIG), or commercial landlords with network security requirements — delivered as a clear report that non-technical stakeholders can understand and act on.
Security assessments as part of merger and acquisition due diligence — identifying technical debt, compliance gaps, and inherited vulnerabilities in a target company's IT environment before deal completion, providing the acquirer with a clear risk picture and post-acquisition remediation cost estimate.
After a security incident — ransomware attack, data breach, or phishing compromise — a vulnerability assessment identifies the weaknesses that were exploited, maps other exposures that remain open, and provides a remediation plan to prevent recurrence and demonstrate to stakeholders that lessons have been acted on.
We don't hand you a 200-item finding list and leave you to figure out what matters. Every audit includes a Remediation Roadmap that orders fixes by risk level, business impact, and remediation effort — so your IT team can start on the most critical items immediately without analysis paralysis.
Management gets an Executive Summary in plain language — risk posture, top risks, and business impact without technical jargon, suitable for board presentations and cyber insurance reviews. Your IT team gets the full technical report with CVSS scores, affected assets, and specific remediation commands they can execute directly.
We map findings directly to UAE NESA controls, PCI-DSS requirements, and ISO 27001 clauses — not generic international frameworks that your regulator doesn't use. Reports are formatted with the evidence and language that UAE regulatory auditors and external ISO certification bodies expect to see.
Unlike standalone audit firms that identify problems and walk away, Zeronix can remediate the findings we identify — patching systems, reconfiguring firewalls, hardening Active Directory, and updating policies. One trusted partner from discovery through remediation means faster resolution and no translation gap between the audit report and the fix.
For Critical and High findings, we offer a follow-up re-scan after remediation to confirm vulnerabilities are genuinely closed — not just marked done. This provides documented closure evidence for compliance audits and cyber insurance renewals, proving that identified risks were actually fixed and not just acknowledged.
Scan results are analysed, scored, and delivered as a full report within 48 hours of assessment completion — not weeks. When you're working to a regulatory deadline, a compliance renewal, or following up after a security incident, time matters. We don't sit on findings while they remain exploitable.
Most businesses don't discover vulnerabilities until after an incident. Talk to a Zeronix security engineer — we'll scope a vulnerability assessment or compliance audit matched to your environment and deliver findings in 48 hours.