Stolen user credentials (email addresses and passwords) found on the Dark Web can indicate that your company or a third-party application or website used by your employees has been compromised—so you can take immediate action. Cybercriminals traffic and buy stolen credentials so they can infiltrate your networks to steal your data.
By monitoring the Dark Web for threat intelligence about stolen user data associated with your company’s domains, you can be alerted when a compromise is detected and then respond to stop a potentially costly and devastating data breach.
A majority of companies that were attacked said they were breached due to an unpatched known vulnerability, and many weren’t even aware of vulnerabilities prior to the breach.
MSPs are tasked with securing their clients’ networks while clients want to spend less and less making it harder and harder to offer affordable, high end vulnerability scanning for the SMB clients they service.
Almost every IT Department is responsible for securing the network of their entire company with a budget that keeps getting smaller making it cost prohibitive to provide high-end vulnerability scanning.
VulScan identifies and computer vulnerabilities and generates alerts for each client or site. Drill into the interactive, web-based dashboards to identify issues and obtain recommended solutions. If you have Network Detective Pro, the seamless integration makes it easy to generate assessment
reports using data collected your last vulnerability scan.
Automate internal vulnerability scans to run at whatever schedule makes sense based on your maturity model. Get alerts with summary info upon scan completion. Access results in web portal to drill in and take action.
VulScan can automatically create tickets for discovered issues/ vulnerabilities. The results can be filtered by IP range or by severity.
Single dashboard view that displays all organizations being managed with drill down to manage the individual site or sites contained within that organization.
Using credentialed/authenticated scans allows VulScan to access an account on a network endpoint – this can be a computer system or network device via SNMP.
A Vulscan license to create a portable vulnerability scanner that can be used to perform one-off scans.
Each scanner can be configured to run on its own schedule, based on the frequency and time that you want it to run. Use custom scan tasks to set up variable schedules.
Timely (daily) emails that contain a list of Anomalies, Changes, and Threats prioritized by Severity. Alerts include interactive hyperlinks to start the actions to “remediate” “investigate” or “ignore” the alert.
Pre-set scans for “Low Impact,” “Standard,” and “Comprehensive” scanning options are built into the software. There is a separate option for creating custom scan profiles to meet specific use-case needs.
Adds the ability to search Scan Results for discovered vulnerabilities by Common Vulnerabilities (CVE) ID.
Quickly and easily generate reports that provide information on the vulnerabilities discovered that can be filtered using criteria like CVSS score and scan date range.
Multiple scanners can be used to perform internal vulnerability scanning of a network, with the results of the scans combined into a single “site” for overall management of the systems in the network. Multiple scanners may be deployed within a single building/ network or can be deployed to different locations/ offices. Multiple scanners for a site only consume a single license.
VulScan can automatically create tickets for discovered issues/ vulnerabilities. The results can be filtered by IP range or by severity.
Allow you to customize your VulScan tasks. Specifically, you can create scan profiles to target specific TCP and/ or UDP ports.
Set up a scanner on any machine outside the target network to use it to perform vulnerability scanning on any site(s) you perform internal scanning on. Enjoy all the same functionality as internal vulnerability management, included in the software.
Harden the networks you manage and protect against evolving
threats with vulnerability scanning from VulScan.