I have had nothing but great experiences.

I like how it pinpoints the entry points for viruses and cyberattacks. It's also very straightforward and keeps you more alert on cyberattacks. It's also super easy to use.

Honestly, nothing. There is nothing I dislike about this software and I can't recommend it enough. I guess the price could be lower

Loving it and due to their license model, it's great for smaller businesses with a number of clients.

Not only does it provide a GUI interface to well known CLI tools, but presents the results in a very easy to read format and most importantly, solutions and documentation references to understand the individual vulnerabilities.

The web interface is a little confusing and I believe they could leverage the underlying tools to provide other features.

Overall the product is able to find and report on found vulnerabilities

Easy of use - Easy to setup and conduct basic scansCreates basic vulnerability reportsPrice point is fair if you don't have the time or expertise to set up OpenVAS

Limited reporting capabilitiesLimited vulnerability tracking and metricsLacks quantifiable risk assessment processLacks meaningful and helpful integration with other productsLacks meaningful ability to create service tickets for found vulnerabilitiesLacks clear asset management and reporting capabilities

Overall, we really enjoy the product.

We liked the ability to be able to scale it as our company grows.

As any software, there are some kinks and challenges upon deployment, but we have since worked through those.

Overall it has been a great investment for identifying and remediating network threats.

Vulscan identified dozens of threats on the first day of the appliance installation.

Deciphering the identified threats and remediating them is a challenge sometimes.

Very weighty - not just in resources required for the VM, but even more so for the time it takes to just get this tool to work. We chose to spend a bit (not much) more money for a tool that does much more and is so much easier to manage. It could easily take hours to fully deploy a client with VulScan and there's no guarantee in my experience that you won't have to do it all over again, maybe even multiple times to get it working like it should. Dropping VulScan will enable us to actually focus on the remediation work. Even at it's best, it's sub-par.

When it is working properly, then it is still below average compared to other similar tools. It beats the competition on price, but nothing else in my experience. VulScan would be fine for a single, price sensitive organization without a complex network.

8GB of memory required for a VM that only runs scans a couple times a month. Constantly failing scans. Unintuitive and unimpressive reporting. Not a scalable solution. The amount of overhead required to deploy and maintain the tool.

Overall this product has worked well for us because of the integrations, we still use nessus on a case by case basis and nessus does perform much better.

It ties in directly to the compliance manager grc product. VulScan also makes tickets for vulnerabilities and does regular cadenced scans with automatic updates.

clunky when using, no sanitized inputs can result in failed scans with no errors to diagnose the issue.

The product is a great help in securing the network.

The scheduled scans help in risk assessment and prioritizing the management requirements to prevent damage and loss.

The scans sometimes are not as per the schedule.

So far good. Not usre we are using it to its full potential

Easy to deploy and use. Appears to be a good basic tool. Using the trial Version - not sure we are getting the full capacity of the program.

Does not seem to cover all the cyber-nooks and crannies - good over all tool