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REKON Pulse / Continuous monitoring

Your infrastructure changes. Your view of risk should too.

REKON Pulse connects software inventory with known vulnerabilities, priorities and corrective actions. Understand what changes and where your team should focus.

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Tell us which systems you need to monitor. Let’s discuss compatibility, scope and next steps.

REKON Pulse

  1. InventoryAssets and installed software
  2. Known vulnerabilitiesMatched against CVE information
  3. Remediation and recheckActions → fresh inventory → tracking
Exposure cycle / From inventory to remediation

Exposure doesn’t stop when the pentest ends.

Packages get installed, versions change and new CVEs emerge. Pulse connects that information with remediation decisions so your team knows where to act.

Scope and capabilities

A defined scope, starting with inventory.

Compatible systems
The scope starts with Linux package inventories on Debian 12 ARM64. Tell us which systems your company uses to review compatibility and define the assets to include.
Known vulnerabilities
Matches inventoried software to known vulnerabilities to identify which packages and versions need attention and guide update actions.
Information to act on
The portal brings together assets, findings, priorities and actions. Fresh inventories help track changes after remediation, without treating that tracking as an offensive retest.

How it works

From knowing your software to tracking remediation.

Inventory, detection, priority and tracking in one workflow. We discuss assets, compatibility and review frequency with your team.

  1. Inventory

    Identify agreed systems and record their installed software.

  2. Detect

    Match packages and versions against known vulnerability information.

  3. Prioritize

    Review findings and order update or remediation actions.

  4. Recheck

    Compare fresh inventories and track the status of actions.

Pulse tracks changes. Pentesting tests impact.

Pulse focuses on inventory and known vulnerabilities. Pentesting explores attack paths, permissions and business logic with reproducible evidence. They complement each other: monitoring does not replace an offensive assessment.

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Understand your exposure. Decide what comes next.

Tell us which systems you need to monitor and how you manage remediation today. We review compatibility, assets and scope with your team.

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