Vulnerability Monitoring
Continuous scans. Precision alerts.
Stop chasing noise. Monitor your attack surface with scheduled scans and smart diff alerts across web applications, networks, APIs, and cloud assets. Automate scanning so your security engineers can focus on what matters.
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The Monitoring Challenge
Why vulnerability monitoring matters
Manual scanning and result comparisons make it harder to keep pace with a changing attack surface. Automated monitoring helps teams identify meaningful changes and maintain consistent assessment history.
Scrambling when new CVEs drop
Manual scans and asset tracking leave blind spots. Scheduled and bulk scans help teams assess multiple targets and identify new exposures faster.
Patching without proof wastes time
Scan diffs compare completed scans and help identify findings that are no longer detected, providing timestamped history to support remediation evidence.
Infrastructure changes create blind spots
Deployments and configuration changes can expose new ports, services, or subdomains. Scheduled scans help teams identify changes across their attack surface.
Monitoring Workflow
Vulnerability scanning that transforms your workflow
Set scans on autopilot
Schedule daily, weekly, monthly, or custom scans. Select targets and recipients to automate recurring assessments and deliver results to your inbox or supported workflows.
Scan multiple targets at once
Run bulk scans across your environment when new vulnerabilities emerge. Assess multiple targets and review scan results to prioritize assets that need attention.
Track changes with scan diffs
Compare the latest completed scan with the previous run for the same target, workspace, and tool. Identify new, resolved, and updated findings instead of repeatedly reviewing unchanged results.
Organize teams and clients
Use shared workspaces to separate projects, departments, and clients. Keep access, scan schedules, notifications, and results organized for the right collaborators.
Continuous Security
Track changes across your attack surface
Scheduled scans provide recurring visibility, while scan diffs help identify new, resolved, and updated findings. Keep track of remediation progress without manually comparing every report.
Monitoring
Scan history & diffs
New findings
Resolved findings
Updated findings
Vulnerability Monitoring Toolkit
Tools for continuous monitoring
Bring scheduled scans, scan diffs, reporting, and automation together across your security workflow. Organize results and identify changes across your monitored assets.
Scheduled Vulnerability Scanning
Automate recurring scans with daily, weekly, monthly, or custom schedules to maintain visibility across your monitored assets.
Bulk Scanning
Assess multiple targets when new vulnerabilities are disclosed and identify which assets need further investigation.
Scan Diffs and Alerts
Focus on meaningful changes by identifying new, resolved, and updated findings between eligible scan runs.
Automated Reporting
Generate structured reports in DOCX, PDF, or HTML formats with findings, summaries, and remediation advice for stakeholders.
Workflow Integrations
Connect your security workflows with supported tools such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Jira, webhooks, and CI/CD pipelines.
Pentest Robots
Automate repeatable testing using visual testing flows, conditional logic, and security tools tailored to your methodology.
Unified Security Toolkit
Monitor different environments using Website, Network, API, Cloud, and other security tools available in the platform.
Monitoring Benefits
Streamline compliance and strengthen security
Continuous visibility without busywork
Automate recurring vulnerability scans and reduce the time spent manually launching assessments and reviewing unchanged results.
Vulnerability Monitoring
Platform capability
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before your first scan.
Yes. Scans are non-destructive and rate-limited by default, and any payload that could have side effects runs through sandboxed proof-of-concept validation instead of against your live system, so normal traffic and uptime are unaffected.