VulScan is purpose-built for MSPs and for IT Departments that handle their own IT security.
It has all the features you need for both internal and external vulnerability management, but without all the complexity found in older solutions.
Best of all, VulScan is priced so that cost is no longer a barrier to scanning as many assets as you need, as frequently as you want. That’s why our slogan is “Vulnerability Management For The Rest of Us!
You get all the features you need to effectively harden your entire IT environment without all the complexity.
VulScan makes it easy to perform both internal and external scans. You decide when to scan, how frequently to scan, and which devices to scan.
Results are available immediate upon scan completion – via a convenient online dashboard, or sent to anyone you want via email.
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Set up VulScan once, and it does the work for you.
That means you don’t need more staff to keep up with new threats.
We don’t charge you for expensive appliances that you don’t need. VulScan is priced so you can deploy as many scanners as you need to cover your entire network, and they work together to speed up the data collection process.
And you’ll save more money by reducing labor wasted on chasing false positive results. The built-in exclusion tools let you flag any issues that you have remediated or are aware of and don’t need additional notifications.
If you already perform vulnerability scanning with another product, chances are good that a switch to VulScan will save you 30% or more in software and appliance licensing fees!
VulScan is an affordable cloud-based vulnerability management platform. It includes the software needed to spin up an unlimited number of virtual network scanner appliances using Hyper-V or VMWare, and a cloud-based portal to control the scanners and manage the discovered issues.
For internal network scanning, the appliances can be installed on any existing computer that has excess capacity on the network, or installed on a dedicated box to be permanently installed. You can add multiple scanners and configure them each to scan separate parts of the network to get even faster results pushed into the same client site dashboard at no additional cost.
For external scanning, the appliances are installed on the MSP’s data center or other remote location and “pointed” to the public facing IP addresses of the target network.
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VulScan goes beyond basic vulnerability scanning. It helps MSPs develop new revenue streams, and helps internal IT professionals improve security without breaking the budget.
Create revenue opportunities and/or justify your IT spend by adding vulnerability scanning to your IT security routine
Stay “front and center” with your network security program by providing monthly updates to your clients or executive team
Differentiate yourself from your peers and competitors by offering enhanced cyber security services when others don’t
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We surveyed thousands of MSPs and hundreds of Internal IT Pros to learn how many actually perform vulnerability scans, how frequently they do it, and why. The results aren’t surprising and are shared by both MSPs and multi-functional IT professionals who handle IT security in-house. In both cases, the survey highlights the need for regular, affordable vulnerability scanning delivered by Vulscan.
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Vulnerability scanner software only scans what it is configured for. Depending on the type of scan, the tool scans specific interfaces to invoke a response from the targeted devices. For example, if you want the tool to detect outdated operating system versions in your network, it will test the network devices accordingly.
Once it detects a device running on an outdated operating system, it will flag it as a vulnerability in the final scan report. Besides just identifying a vulnerability, certain vulnerability scanning software also review a vulnerability against a database of vulnerabilities to classify it and assign a risk rating to it. In the end, the tool generates a report with all these details.
External vulnerability scans are run from outside an organization’s network, targeting areas of the IT environment exposed to the internet such as firewalls, web applications, ports and networks. They unearth vulnerabilities in perimeter defenses like open ports in a network’s firewall.
On the other hand, internal vulnerability scans are run from the inside of an organization’s network. They detect issues such as vulnerabilities that could be exploited by a hacker who has already made it through perimeter defenses, and threats posed by malware inside a network and insider threats.
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