Vulns & more

An overview of GDPR requirements and how Vicarius' vRx assists with confidentiality & integrity of data by ensuring visibility into vulnerabilities, and very importantly, remediation of those vulnerabilities, thereby reducing the risk exposure.

An overview of Network and Information Systems Directive (EU) 2022/0383 (NIS 2) and how vRx can assist both providers of essential services, and organisations who are part of the supply chain to these providers, address some of these requirements.

Top cybersecurity companies like Rapid7 and Qualys offer excellent vulnerability management tools. Rapid7 has InsightVM and Nexpose, while Qualys offers tools like Qualys VMDR, Qualys Policy Compliance, and Qualys Web Application Scanning. In this article, we’ll dive into these tools, discussing their features, pros and cons, who they’re best for, and other alternatives you might consider.

Qualys and Tenable are some of the prominent cybersecurity companies. They offer vulnerability management tools amongst their other products. Qualys has a vulnerability management tool called Qualys VMDR (Vulnerability Management, Detection, and Response ), while Tenable offers three: Tenable.io, Nessus, and Tenable.sc. In this article, we will better understand the vulnerability tools, their features, pros and cons, who they are for, and their alternatives.

ManageEngine and NinjaOne are two popular solutions that offer strong features to help mitigate vulnerability risk. This analysis will compare these two platforms, looking at their capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses. By examining aspects like ease of use, scalability, integration, and overall performance, this analysis aims to help organizations choose the best solution for their security needs.