A CVE Drops, and You Can't Say Who's Exposed
So the morning goes on portals and old PDFs while your clients wait for an answer.
Here it’s one list across every client. Patch, rescan, and the finding closes itself.
Watch It WorkVulnerability Scanning:Find It. Fix It. Prove It.
See every client's open doors in one list. Every finding gets an owner and a ticket, and nothing counts as fixed until a rescan proves it. No agents. Nothing to install.
- Every client in one list, next to their backup alerts
- Nothing counts as fixed until a rescan proves it
- No agents, nothing to install
Which One Happened to You?
Each one costs you a morning, a client's trust, or both. Here's how each one ends.
Your Scanner Sends a Report Nobody Reads
It sits in an inbox. Nobody owns it. The ports stay open.
Here every finding gets an owner and a PSA ticket, and a ticket closed too early reopens on the next scan.
A Client Asks If That Breach Could Happen to Them
“Probably not” won’t hold them, and it won’t hold up if you’re wrong.
Scan them today, then send a report, under your name, of what you found and what you fixed.
Get Breach News WeeklyWhen a Client Gets Breached, It's Your Phone That Rings
Nobody asks whose ticket it was. They ask two things: were you watching, and can you prove it? A report sitting in someone's inbox answers neither. A dated finding, an owner, a closed ticket and a rescan that proves the fix. That answers both.
Most Scanners Find Problems. This One Gets Them Closed.
Finding holes is the easy part. Closing them, and proving it, is what your clients pay you for.
See What Attackers See
Open ports, the services behind them, certificates and known CVEs, for every client. Scan on a schedule, or the day a CVE drops.
One Queue, Not Another Portal
Findings land in the queue your team already works, right beside backup alerts. One list. Not two.
Every Finding Becomes a Ticket
Create or link a PSA ticket from any finding, and its status syncs back. If the finding comes back, so does its ticket. No duplicates.
Closed Means Closed
Nothing resolves until the scan stops seeing it. Not a click, and not a ticket closed early.
Nothing Skipped in Silence
Every target is scanned, or excluded with a written reason. When a client or an insurer asks what you covered, you show them.
One Bill for Everything
Scanning sits on the same monthly bill as your backup, month to month, and every target counts toward the same volume band.
Three Steps. Nothing to Install.
From an IP address to a report your client can hold.
01
Add Their Addresses
Turn scanning on for a client and add what they expose. No agent, no appliance. Every scan runs from outside.
02
Work One Queue
Findings land beside the client's backup alerts. Assign, ticket, fix, rescan.
03
Show Them You Did It
Send the client what was scanned, what was found and what you fixed, under your name.
Watch a CVE Go From Headline to Closed Ticket
Six chapters: add a client, work the queue, ticket it, and close it on the scan's own proof.
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- 01A client's targets added
- 02Findings land in the queue
- 03A finding becomes a ticket
- 04Closed too early, then reopened
- 05Closed on the scan's evidence
- 06A new CVE, and the clients it touches
$12.00 a Target. Everything Included.
That's list, the price you sell at. Your own price is lower, and the calculator shows it in a minute.
List price, what you sell at$12.00
a target a month
One target is one internet-facing address. Scans, findings, PSA tickets and reports under your name are all in that price. Month to month. No packs. No plan fee.
See Your Price in a Minute
Tell us what you protect. Your price shows on screen, and the full pricing comes to your inbox as a PDF.
Before You Point It at a Client
Something we haven't answered? A person reads every message.
What does external vulnerability scanning check?
Everything a client exposes to the internet: open ports, the services behind them, and their certificates. Any known CVE on an exposed service becomes a finding, with an owner and a recommended fix.
How do I see which clients are exposed to a new CVE?
One filtered list across your whole book, not a login per client. Run a scan on demand, patch, then press Rescan Now to prove the fix.
Does it scan inside my clients' networks?
No. It scans from outside, the way an attacker sees a client. That's why there's nothing to install: a target is an address.
Will findings create tickets in ConnectWise PSA?
Yes. Create a ticket from any finding or link one by number, and a routing table sends each finding type to the board, type and subtype you pick, with a default row so nothing goes unrouted. If you run CommandIT, it routes tickets with its own rules.
What happens if a tech closes the ticket before it's fixed?
The next scan reopens it. A closed ticket isn't a closed port, so a finding only resolves when the scan stops seeing it.
How is vulnerability scanning priced?
$12.00 a target a month at list, month to month, with scans, tickets and reports included. Your own price is in the calculator, and the full pricing comes by email.
Can I send the results to my client?
Yes, under your name: what was scanned, what was found, and what changed since last time.
What is EnterProtect Vulnerability Scanning?
EnterProtect Vulnerability Scanning is external scanning for MSPs. It checks what every client exposes to the internet and puts each finding in the alert queue your team already works, with an owner and a ticket in your PSA.
Get Big-MSP Pricing at Any Size
Join the waitlist before Vulnerability Scanning launches and get the Founding Partner Rate.
- Our large-MSP rate, whatever your size
- Month to month, nothing to renew
- Every guarantee below, in writing
It closes the day Vulnerability Scanning launches.
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See What an Attacker Sees
Every client scanned. Every finding owned, ticketed and closed on proof. And these promises, in writing.
Our Guarantees, in Writing
- When a client leaves, so does its bill.
- No contract and nothing to renew. A price change only applies going forward.
- Every MSP gets the same rate card at the same volume.
- A missed payment pauses service. It never shortens an immutable copy.