All Covered Launches Managed Vulnerability Service

All Covered, a division of Konica Minolta and a managed IT and managed security services provider, has launched a vulnerability remediation service designed to help organizations continuously identify, prioritize, and remediate security vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

Announced Feb. 24, the offering responds to growing demand from organizations, particularly in regulated industries such as healthcare, finance, and legal, where cybersecurity compliance requirements and accelerating threat activity have made point-in-time fixes insufficient.

New managed vulnerability remediation service addresses the gap between MSP and MSSP security models

The company said the new offering addresses a longstanding gap in the managed services market. 

Traditional MSPs often treat vulnerability remediation as a project-based engagement, while MSSPs may focus primarily on automated scanning and patch deployment without hands-on execution. Of course, those are generalizations, and specific focus areas still vary greatly between providers.

By operating as both an MSP and MSSP, All Covered aims to unify continuous vulnerability identification with expert-led remediation under a single managed service model, reducing operational handoffs and establishing clearer accountability.

“Too many organizations are frustrated, trying to manage vulnerabilities across disconnected tools and providers, with no one fully responsible for closing the loop,” said Tara Swart, director of defensive security and compliance at All Covered.

Continuous vulnerability management supports cybersecurity compliance and cyber resilience

All Covered said internal research shows that organizations that fail to remediate vulnerabilities quickly are more frequently targeted by attackers, aligning with broader industry findings that only two percent of organizations report fully implementing cyber resilience measures, even as cyber risk continues to climb. 

The rise of AI-enabled cybercrime-as-a-service models has further compressed the window between vulnerability disclosure and active exploitation.

All Covered addresses configuration gaps, missing firmware updates, delayed patching, and more

The service is designed for organizations of all sizes that require ongoing vulnerability management and continuous security assurance, particularly those operating under strict regulatory and compliance frameworks. 

It may also support businesses preparing for audits, recovering from security incidents, or managing risk with limited in-house security staff.

Common risk areas addressed by All Covered’s offering include:

• configuration and system hardening gaps 
• delayed or incomplete patching 
• outdated or unsupported software 
• shadow IT 
• missing firmware and BIOS updates 
• weak or expired certificates 
• unmanaged internet-facing assets

“The highest risk organizations are often the ones unaware of vulnerabilities that fall outside standard patching,” Swart said.

The launch aligns with All Covered’s broader defense-in-depth strategy, integrating managed IT and managed security services in a layered, prevention-focused approach aimed at improving overall cybersecurity posture.