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Continuous Attack Surface Monitoring for MSP Clients

Cyber insurers stopped accepting point-in-time vulnerability assessments. They want continuous attack surface monitoring, and they expect you to provide it for your clients. Managing this requirement...

Stop Treating SOC 2 Vulnerability Scanning Like a Checkbox

The Annual Scan is Dead Auditors stopped accepting a single 300-page Nessus PDF years ago. Under CC7.1, SOC 2 vulnerability management requires continuous monitoring. A vulnerability disclosed today ...

How Small MSPs Can Build Profitable Vulnerability Management

Cyber insurers and auditors expect regular vulnerability scans. The days of running a scanner once a year and tossing a 300-page PDF of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) at your clients are ...

Authenticated Web Application Vulnerability Scans

How to Run Authenticated Web Application Vulnerability Scans The largest attack surface of modern web applications is only accessible to users once logged in. While a standard unauthenticated applica...

Hosted Nuclei Vulnerability Scans with Panoptic Scans

How to Use Hosted Nuclei Scans for SOC 2 Compliance SOC 2 audits have a way of creeping up on SaaS teams. You know you need one to close enterprise deals, and you know your auditor is going to ask ab...

SOC 2 Vulnerability Scanning Requirements: What Organizations Need to Know

SOC 2 and Vulnerability Scanning: Do You Actually Need It? If your company is working toward SOC 2 compliance, you've probably run into the vulnerability scanning question. Some consultants will tell...