SecuScan · Network vulnerability scanning
See your network the way an attacker would
Hosts, services, weak protocols, and forgotten machines. SecuScan sweeps your networks from inside, with authenticated checks and TLS analysis, and never needs a connection to anyone else.
$ secuscan sweep 10.0.0.0/24
hosts alive 214 · services 1,102
critical · outdated tls · 10.0.0.41:443
weak ssh ciphers · 12 hosts
compliance pack · ready
✓ sweep complete, fully offline
How it works
01
Sweep your ranges
Discovery and service identification across the networks you define, at a pace your infrastructure tolerates.
02
Check with depth
Unauthenticated and authenticated checks, TLS posture analysis, and protocol hygiene in one pass.
03
Report for your regulator
Findings organized for operations teams and mapped into compliance packs for regulated sectors.
Why teams choose SecuScan
Deep service checks
Version detection, protocol analysis, and authenticated checks over SSH and Windows management interfaces.
TLS posture analysis
Weak protocols, expiring certificates, and unsafe cipher suites surfaced across every listener.
Compliance packs
Reports aligned to the frameworks regulated sectors answer to, generated from the same scan.
Built for closed networks
Vulnerability data arrives in the signed offline bundle. The scanner itself never needs egress.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from an internet-exposed scan service?
SecuScan runs inside your network, so it sees what an insider or an attacker who got in would see, including systems that are invisible from outside. It needs no connection to a vendor cloud.
Does it support authenticated scanning?
Yes. Credentialed checks over SSH and Windows management interfaces give deeper, more accurate results than banner-grabbing alone.
How current is the vulnerability data in an airgap?
Detection content ships in a signed offline bundle you import on your own schedule. Every report records the bundle version it used, so audits are reproducible.
See SecuScan run on your own code, in your own network.
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