Cloud Vulnerability Scanning

Automatically sync AWS, Azure, GCP, DigitalOcean and more.

Comprehensive suite of vulnerability scans for servers, networks, and web applications.

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How it works?

A powerful suite of cloud vulnerability scanners and risk management tools, all-in-one platform

Continuously sync your inventory of scanning targets using secure, read-only integrations. Or enter targets manually, if needed.

Run network scans, port scans, and web application scans to find vulnerabilities, CVEs, and misconfigurations.

A vulnerability management system to reduce noise and prioritize risks

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UniversityOfOxford
Yamaha
TaxiCaller
Median
WonderProxy
Appetize
CoinMe
Luminary
SibylSoft
WeMakeApps
ExpediaGroup
Porsche
BbAmericas
UniversityOfOxford
Yamaha
TaxiCaller
Median
WonderProxy
Appetize
CoinMe
Luminary
SibylSoft
WeMakeApps
ExpediaGroup
Porsche
BbAmericas

A Quick Guide to Cloud Vulnerability Scanning

Using a cloud provider has some differences from on-premise systems, but it is still essential to conduct relevant vulnerability scans. Vulnerability scanning will help to proactively find cybersecurity issues and meet compliance requirements, such as for ISO 27001 and SOC 2.

  1. Review your cloud architecture
  2. Some applications are as simple as a single cloud VM, while others may be complicated systems built on dozens of cloud services from multiple providers.

  3. Pick your vulnerability scans
  4. You will most likely need multiple types of vulnerability scanners to test your entire attack surface area. For example:

    • Network vulnerability scanner
    • Web application vulnerability scanner (DAST)
    • Source code and dependency scanner (SAST)
    • Container image scanner
  5. Check your cloud provider's penetration testing policies
  6. Most cloud providers allow vulnerability scanning and penetration testing of resources that are specific to your customer account, but do not allow testing of multitenant service endpoints. Denial of Service (DOS) testing is generally not allowed without prior authorization.

    For example:

  7. Run your scans!

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HostedScan is 100% read-only, and will never make any modifications to your servers.