Espria Remedi8 Wins New Solution of the Year at the Computing Security Awards
Industry recognition for helping organisations reduce cyber risk through continuous vulnerability remediation
London, 16 October 2026
Espria announced that Remedi8 has been named New Solution of the Year at the Computing Security Awards 2026.
The award recognises Remedi8’s approach to one of the biggest challenges facing security and IT teams today: turning vulnerability data into completed remediation.
Most organisations already have visibility of cyber risk. Vulnerability scanners and security monitoring tools can identify thousands of potential issues across the estate. The harder challenge is ensuring vulnerabilities are prioritised, remediated and validated before attackers have an opportunity to exploit them.
Remedi8 was developed specifically to close that gap
Combining vulnerability discovery, risk-based prioritisation, remediation and validation into a single managed service, Remedi8 helps organisations continuously reduce cyber risk while maintaining a complete audit trail for governance, compliance and reporting.
Unlike traditional vulnerability management approaches that rely on multiple tools and manual intervention, Remedi8 combines leading technology, automation and specialist expertise to help organisations move from identifying vulnerabilities to proving they have been resolved.
“Cyber security teams are facing a growing patch wave. Vulnerabilities are being disclosed and weaponised faster than ever, while internal IT teams are expected to manage increasingly complex environments with limited resources,” said Roy Charman, Cyber Practice Lead at Espria.
“Most organisations don’t have a visibility problem. They have a remediation problem.
Remedi8 was built to help customers reduce risk at the pace modern threats demand. Winning New Solution of the Year is fantastic recognition, but more importantly it validates the real-world outcomes our customers are already seeing.”
Remedi8 integrates leading technologies, including Tenable and NinjaOne, to provide continuous vulnerability identification, remediation and validation. Every action is tracked through a comprehensive evidence trail, helping organisations strengthen security governance, support compliance requirements and demonstrate measurable progress in reducing cyber risk.
Customers using Remedi8 benefit from:
Faster remediation of critical vulnerabilities
- Reduced operational workload for IT and security teams
- Continuous visibility of cyber risk and remediation progress
- Improved Cyber Essentials Plus and wider compliance readiness
- Audit-ready reporting and evidence
- Clear reporting for operational and board-level stakeholders
The award comes at a time when organisations are facing a growing volume of vulnerabilities and a shrinking window between disclosure and exploitation. As attackers become increasingly automated, organisations need more than visibility. They need a reliable way to prioritise, remediate and validate fixes at scale.
“Attackers operate at machine speed. Defenders cannot rely on human-paced remediation. Remedi8 combines automation, expertise and validation to ensure organisations can reduce risk continuously rather than simply report on it.”
For more information about Remedi8, visit Continuous Vulnerability Remediation | Remedi8 | Espria.
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