DSecured uses various well-known and private software products to maximize the effectiveness of the vulnerability scan. Our experts manually review the results to avoid false positives and provide you with an accurate analysis.
A single tool rarely provides a complete picture. That's why we orchestrate different scanners - from OpenVAS and Nessus to Burp Suite and our own Go and Python scripts. For each target environment, we select the right set to fully capture your attack surface.
The entire process remains under human control: We analyze your systems in advance, configure the scans, and monitor execution. Results are consolidated, evaluated, and enhanced with management and technical insights. Discovered exploits are validated and prioritized.
We understand your target system, define scopes, and ensure that authentication and roles are properly tested. This includes port scanning and subdomain enumeration.
Our specialized scanners detect path traversals, SSRF, XSS, and shadow IT scenarios that standard tools often miss.
Each finding includes criticality, CVSS, reproduction steps, and concrete fix recommendations - ready for your ticket system.
A vulnerability scan is an automated assessment of your digital systems - whether network, web app, API, or cloud service. It uncovers known vulnerabilities and misconfigurations and is an integral part of web penetration tests or network assessments.
Scanners work quickly but superficially. They detect weak passwords, outdated software, or missing patches - but often fail with complex logins or business logic. Our experts accompany each scan, validate findings, and manually close coverage gaps.
Entry-level scenarios - such as a single web service or a small network zone - start at around 400 euros. As the number of IP addresses, applications, or tenants increases, the effort for discovery, configuration, and reporting grows. We therefore plan large-scale internal and external scans in a modular fashion.
Transparency is important to us: You receive a fixed-price quote in advance including report, management summary, and optional presentation. Extensions - such as for very large networks or recurring scans - are calculated in blocks.
At least once a year, preferably after each major release or infrastructure change. Critical systems are monitored automatically as part of Argos EASM and combine weekly scans with monthly validation.
OpenVAS, Nmap, and customized NSE scripts provide solid network coverage and serve as the foundation for internal and external scans.
Burp Suite Enterprise, Nessus, or Qualys cover OWASP and infrastructure vulnerabilities - we manually verify the results.
Our Go/Python scanners and Argos detect shadow IT, SSRF, XSS, and traversal chains that standard tools often overlook.
Our infographic shows which tools we use in which project phase - from asset discovery to ticket handover to your team. Ideal as an internal cheat sheet or for onboarding new colleagues.
Download InfographicA vulnerability scan works automatically, quickly, and broadly - perfect for detecting standard errors such as outdated software, weak passwords, or missing patches. Its limitations lie with complex logic, chain attacks, or custom-developed applications.
A penetration test goes further: Experienced ethical hackers understand processes, combine findings, and deliver reliable exploit scenarios. We use scans as an early warning system - pentests for in-depth security of critical systems.
We've had the privilege of working with some of the world's leading companies and strengthening their IT security.
Vulnerability scanning is the absolute foundation of IT security. It is also highly accessible - we always recommend scanning your systems at least once every 6 months. If you have a high-traffic website or many changes in your network, you should consider more frequent scanning.
Simply put: a list of issues - cleaned of false positives.
It should not. Typically, we adjust the settings of a vulnerability scanner so that it does not interfere with your daily operations.
The vulnerability scanner attempts to detect injection points and injects different types of payloads. Based on the target system's response, it is possible to determine whether this system is vulnerable or not.
Yes, that is not a problem. We can configure our scanners to only scan the parts of your network that you want scanned.
It depends on the size of your network. A small network can be scanned in a few hours, while a large network can take up to a few days.
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