Scans of all devices for software and configuration
Hey guys,
I'm researching a software suite or application that can evaluate threats on our network's servers, software and configurations. We want to set it up so these evaluations are delivered on a weekly basis so the threat database should be consistently updated. I'm wondering what you guys use in your organizations or if you could recommend something? We're not looking to get into any huge software packages, but just more of a bare essentials thing. It seems that every product I find includes a million other things therefore increasing the price a lot!
If anyone can help me, I thank you very much!
I'm researching a software suite or application that can evaluate threats on our network's servers, software and configurations. We want to set it up so these evaluations are delivered on a weekly basis so the threat database should be consistently updated. I'm wondering what you guys use in your organizations or if you could recommend something? We're not looking to get into any huge software packages, but just more of a bare essentials thing. It seems that every product I find includes a million other things therefore increasing the price a lot!
If anyone can help me, I thank you very much!
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Claymoore
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royal
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GFI LanGuard
http://www.gfi.com/lannetscan/“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.” - Harry F. Banks -
jamesp1983
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sprkymrk
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Not sure on pricing, but I've always like Harris STAT. I don't care for Nessus unless you really need "free" or run a lot of linux boxes.All things are possible, only believe. -
Mishra
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sprkymrk wrote:Not sure on pricing, but I've always like Harris STAT. I don't care for Nessus unless you really need "free" or run a lot of linux boxes.
Nessus is great for a free security tool if you are running Windows or Linux or anything really. I'm surprised to see you don't think much of it.
