Achieve wider coverage across your internal systems, including remote employees. Simplify compliance, with automation that saves you time.
Your external network may be the easiest target for hackers, but internal systems are just a step away, especially with the growth of remote and hybrid work. Vullify secures your internal environment with the same rigor as your external perimeter, adding a second layer of defense. No matter where your devices are, your attack surface stays protected.
An internal vulnerability scanner examines your systems from the perspective of an attacker who has bypassed your external defenses. It evaluates applications, devices, and servers within your private network. Internal scanning uncovers vulnerabilities that external scans often miss, like unpatched software, weak passwords, and intranet flaws, which helps organizations stay secure and up to date. Vullify uses an agent-based approach, installing software on each device to provide deeper and more comprehensive coverage than traditional network-based scanners.
Identify critical vulnerabilities across your internal endpoints, including misconfigurations, weak encryption, and outdated software. Vullify's agent-based scanner protects devices beyond your network, keeping remote employees' systems secure.
Set scans to run automatically at times that work best for you. Filtered, concise, and actionable reports let you focus on addressing the vulnerabilities that matter most.
Easily showcase your security posture to stakeholders and customers with audit-ready reports. Streamline issue resolution and monitor progress effortlessly using our dashboard and cyber hygiene score.
With over 65 new vulnerabilities discovered every day, most businesses lack the time or expertise to keep up. Vullify protects organizations of all sizes from both known and emerging threats. When attackers spot new vulnerabilities, we're already on it, scanning your systems to keep them secure.
Build a complete inventory of your internal assets before scanning them. Vullify CSAM continuously discovers devices, services, and infrastructure components across your internal network.
The risk-based prioritization cut our weekly ticket noise by more than half. Our engineers spend time fixing what actually matters instead of triaging dashboards.
We went from a quarterly scanning cadence to always-on coverage in a single afternoon. New assets get picked up automatically — nothing slips through the cracks.
Our auditors asked for evidence of continuous vulnerability monitoring and remediation history. Vullify's reports gave us everything we needed, formatted out of the box.
The AWS and Azure integrations surfaced forgotten subdomains and a handful of misconfigured services within the first scan. It paid for itself in one week.
The team walked us through setup, integrations, and our first scan results in under an hour. Their support responses have been fast and technically sharp ever since.
Clear risk summaries, a running fix history, and trend lines that fit on one page. Presenting security posture to our board became ten times easier.
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Below are common questions about internal vulnerability scanning along with some answers and useful tips
Internal vulnerability scanning tests your network and systems from inside your perimeter, using authenticated access to identify vulnerabilities that external scanners cannot detect. This includes missing patches, insecure configurations, weak passwords, and other security issues that exist within your internal infrastructure.
Internal scanning is crucial because many critical vulnerabilities exist behind firewalls and are not accessible from the internet. Once an attacker gains initial access to your network, they can exploit these internal vulnerabilities to move laterally and access sensitive data. Internal scanning helps you identify and fix these weaknesses before they can be exploited.
Authenticated scanning uses credentials to log into your systems and perform deep security checks. This allows Vullify to identify vulnerabilities that require system-level access, such as missing security patches, insecure service configurations, weak local user permissions, and installed software with known vulnerabilities.
Vullify can scan a wide range of internal systems including Windows servers, Linux servers, network devices, databases, virtual machines, containers, and cloud instances. The scanner supports multiple authentication methods including SSH, Windows authentication, and cloud provider credentials.
Yes, Vullify's internal scanning is designed to be safe for production environments. The scanner uses read-only operations and follows best practices to avoid disrupting services. However, you can configure scan schedules and exclusions to ensure scans run during maintenance windows or avoid sensitive systems.
Many compliance frameworks like PCI DSS, HIPAA, and SOC 2 require regular internal vulnerability assessments. Vullify provides automated scanning and reporting that helps you meet these requirements, with detailed audit trails and evidence of your security testing activities.
Yes, Vullify can scan remote employee devices when they connect to your network through VPN or other secure connections. This helps ensure that remote workers' devices meet your security standards and don't introduce vulnerabilities to your network.
We recommend continuous or at least weekly internal scanning. Since internal infrastructure changes frequently with new deployments, software updates, and configuration changes, regular scanning ensures that new vulnerabilities are detected quickly. Vullify can automatically schedule scans and alert you to new findings.
External scanning tests your systems from the internet perspective, identifying vulnerabilities that attackers can exploit without network access. Internal scanning tests from within your network using authenticated access, finding vulnerabilities that require insider access or that exist after an initial breach. Both are essential for comprehensive security coverage.
