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5.0 / 5Google reviewsFrom Scan Findings to Verified Fixes
DK’S Enterprises helps businesses turn security reports into fixes. Our vulnerability remediation services cover missing patches, unsafe configurations, and access problems, with testing to check the results.
Our tools include Tenable, SentinelOne, and Huntress. We choose the tools and checks that fit your systems and confirm any licensing or access requirements before starting.
We rescan or test the affected systems after making changes, then document what is fixed, what remains open, and what needs to happen next.
Office: 159 Doughty Blvd, Suite 1, Inwood, NY 11096
Security Issues We Fix
We work through the weaknesses identified in your assessment or scan report, starting with the issues that pose the greatest risk to your business. The work can include the following:
Operating System and Application Patching
We install missing operating system and application patches identified in your report. Updates are tested and rolled out in stages when needed to protect business applications, then checked after installation.
Firewall Rule Correction
We restrict exposed management access, remove unnecessary firewall rules, and correct configuration errors. After each change, we check that the connections your business needs still work.
Active Directory Cleanup
We disable unused accounts, remove unnecessary administrator privileges, and correct Group Policy settings. Your team approves access changes so staff and applications retain the permissions they need.
MFA Enforcement and Conditional Access
We close gaps in Microsoft 365 authentication, including missing MFA and outdated sign-in methods. Before changing a policy, we check your licenses, application requirements, and how employees use the system.
Your remediation report records the account and access changes made, along with the results of our checks.
Endpoint Configuration Corrections
We fix insecure endpoint settings identified in your report, including unnecessary local administrator rights. For broader improvements to system settings and access controls, see Security Hardening.
Email Security Configuration
We correct email-security issues such as unauthorized forwarding, missing authentication records, and weak anti-phishing settings. We check your Microsoft 365 licenses and test mail delivery after changes.
SSL/TLS and Encryption Remediation
We renew expired certificates, correct certificate bindings, and update outdated encryption settings where supported. We check application compatibility and connectivity before and after the work.
Backup Verification and Recovery Testing
If your report identifies failed backups or untested recovery, we plan the repairs and restore tests needed. For a broader backup plan, see Backup & Disaster Recovery.
How Remediation Works
Each finding gets a clear next step: who will address it, what needs to change, and how the result will be checked.
Step 1 – Review and Confirm Findings
We review your assessment or scan report and confirm which systems are affected. For reports produced by Tenable, we use the findings, vulnerability references, and risk ratings to plan the fixes.
Step 2 – Prioritize by Actual Risk
We weigh severity, exposure, and business impact, then work with you to decide what needs an immediate fix, what needs temporary protection, and what can be scheduled later.
If your business decides to accept a remaining risk, we record the decision, the reason, and the person responsible.
Step 3 – Apply the Agreed Fixes
We schedule patches and configuration changes around your operations, using staged rollouts when needed. We check access, firewall rules, and applications against the plan as the work progresses.
Step 4 – Rescan and Verify
We rescan or retest the affected systems and compare the results with the original report. Any findings that remain open are documented for follow-up.
Step 5 – Document and Report
Your report shows the original findings, the changes made, the test results, and any work still outstanding. You can use it for internal reviews and as supporting evidence during an audit.
Examples of Remediation Work
Example: Account and Firewall Issues in a Law Firm
A law firm may need server updates, tighter remote access, unused administrator accounts removed, and MFA enabled. The work is planned around its case-management applications and checked against the original report.
Example: Legacy Systems in a Medical Practice
A medical practice may need outdated protocols disabled, certificates renewed, or failed backups repaired. Changes affecting clinical applications are coordinated with the relevant vendors and tested before staff resume using them.
Example: Network Exposure in a Logistics Business
A logistics environment may need unnecessary inbound rules removed, device groups separated, and remote access controls tightened. Connectivity to dispatch, warehouse, and other operational systems is checked after changes.
Example: Configuration Gaps in Manufacturing
A manufacturer may need device firmware updated, management access restricted, or business systems separated from production equipment. Changes that could affect production are planned with the teams responsible for that equipment.
Why Timely Remediation Matters
Unresolved weaknesses can put business data and operations at risk. Prioritizing them helps your team focus first on the problems most likely to cause harm.
- Keep evidence of security fixes available for insurance reviews; the requirements depend on your policy.
- Address exposed systems and actively exploited vulnerabilities promptly, with priorities based on your environment.
- Maintain a clear record of corrective work for audits and internal reviews.
- Reduce avoidable exposure that could disrupt operations or damage client trust.
When You Need Remediation
- After a vulnerability assessment or penetration test produces a findings report
- When your cyber insurance carrier requires documented remediation within a specific timeframe
- After a security incident or suspected breach (post-incident hardening)
- Before a compliance audit – HIPAA, PCI-DSS, NIST 800-171, SOC 2
- When onboarding a new managed IT provider and inheriting unknown technical debt
- After a major infrastructure change – server migration, cloud transition, office relocation
For Businesses with 10–250 Users
We support small and mid-sized businesses in Queens, Brooklyn, Nassau County, Manhattan, and northern New Jersey. Whether you have 10 users or 250, we plan the work around your systems, priorities, and operating hours.
FAQ
Get Your Vulnerabilities Fixed
Send us your scan or assessment report. We’ll review the findings and recommend a plan for fixing them. Our team has supported business IT since 1999.
Tell us which systems are affected and whether you have a deadline. We’ll outline the work, schedule the changes, and explain how we’ll check the results.