Vulnerability Scanning
Venstap runs authenticated and unauthenticated scans against your assets using industry-standard engines, normalizing raw scanner output into a consistent findings model your whole team can work from.
Scanning is the entry point of the VAPT lifecycle, but it is also where most tool sprawl begins: one console for the network scanner, another for the web scanner, a spreadsheet to track what got scanned when. Venstap collapses that into a single scheduler. You register an asset once — a host, a URL, a CIDR range — and Venstap decides which engines apply, runs them on your cadence, and writes every result into the same findings table used by manual pentest work. That means a critical finding surfaced by an automated nuclei template looks and behaves exactly like one entered by a human tester: it can be triaged, assigned, commented on, and closed the same way. Recurring scans catch regressions the moment a patched vulnerability reappears after a bad deployment, and on-demand scans give you an answer before a customer security questionnaire is due, not after.
What you get
- Native nmap and nuclei integration with automatic engine selection per asset type
- Scheduled recurring scans plus one-off on-demand runs from the dashboard
- Simulated results clearly labeled when a scan engine binary is unavailable on the host
- Findings automatically de-duplicated against prior scan history
Ready to see Venstap in action?
Get a guided walkthrough of scanning, triage, and reporting on your own assets.