5/19/2023 0 Comments Catching quickcal during scan![]() We recommend reading through the overview before digging into individual reviews, as some thoughts about the space as a whole will be expressed here, to avoid needing to repeat these insights in each individual product review. Reviewsīelow is a list of vendors and products we reviewed, in alphabetical order, which will be published gradually in the days following publication of this overview. Looking for the methodology we used to test the products in this category? Click here. ![]() The aim of this report is to share what we’ve learned about the space, to clearly define it as a category, and provide useful context for the individual product reviews that accompany this report. Vulnerability management is too large to tackle all at once, so this round of reviews will focus entirely on commercial and open-source network vulnerability scanners.Īn independent resource operated by the cybersecurity professionals at Security Weekly and built on the foundation of SC Media’s SC Labs, SW Labs is a clearinghouse for useful and relevant product and services information that enables vendor and buyer to meet on common ground. These days, the vulnerability management category has spawned a wide range of sub-categories in application security (SAST, IAST, DAST, SCA, etc.), cloud (container scanning, CSPM), and vulnerability analysis (attack path mapping, risk-based vulnerability management). These early security tools would scan the network for active hosts, would then scan for listening services, and would finally check for vulnerabilities. ![]() In the beginning, there were network vulnerability scanners.
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