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An effective vulnerability management program is about more than just scanning – the real benefits come from remediation. TraceSecurity’s proprietary vulnerability management software platform allows you to run unlimited scans, sort and filter findings, assign vulnerabilities to your team, track remediation progress, and show improvement over time.
Powered by the Qualys Scanner Appliance, you can sort, search, and filter scan results to prioritize what’s important. The Qualys vulnerability signature library includes dozens of references to source information for you, providing valuable context and remediation guidance. The Vulnerability Management software platform provides reports that show both your team’s remediation efforts and your action plan after each vulnerability scan. The result: proof that you have a true vulnerability management plan in place.
TraceSecurity’s vulnerability management software is powered by the Qualys Virtual Scanner Appliance, the industry standard for risk-based vulnerability scanning. Scans are based on the Qualys Vulnerability KnowledgeBase of all known vulnerabilities, updated at least weekly with the latest threats. With high-quality network mapping, device identification, and operating system fingerprinting, the Qualys scanner significantly improves vulnerability management and remediation efforts. Leverage the Qualys scanner in our proprietary vulnerability management software platform, backed by our dedicated support team.
With TraceInsight, you can use the Qualys Scanner Appliance to run vulnerability scans as often as you want – quarterly, monthly, or more! Stay on top of zero-day vulnerabilities by running scans as soon as they are discovered, allowing you to identify and remediate issues before they can be exploited.
Qualys offers both unauthenticated and authenticated scanning to suit your needs. Unauthenticated scans are run against the publicly available information and services of your company. Authenticated scanning, also called credentialed scanning, allows for more thorough scans. By taking credentials into consideration, scans can find vulnerabilities that could be compromised through more privileged access.
Once scans have been run, your results will populate in the TraceInsight platform. Using our interface, you can sort and filter your vulnerabilities to prioritize the most important gaps in your remediation efforts. Before remediations can begin, it’s important to review and understand each vulnerability and the associated severity level (Minimal, Medium, Serious, Critical, Urgent).
Between your internal team and various security vendors, many people are involved when it comes to managing your networks and systems. Through TraceInsight, you can assign remediation activities to the team or employee who knows it best. When remediation activities are complete, the vulnerability will be tagged as “Fixed – Pending Verification.” If the vulnerability isn’t found on your next scan, it’s automatically updated to “Fixed – Verified,” showing proof of your management efforts.
As you remediate vulnerabilities, show proof of your management activities to supervisors, examiners, and boards with downloadable reports. Use filters to show the most relevant information to the right audience. Use our reporting options to show remediations that are completed, in progress, accepted by your organization, or marked as false positives.

TraceSecurity offers vulnerability assessment services performed by our information security analysts. Beyond scanning, our vulnerability assessment services can include consultative review of found vulnerabilities, manual threat identification, security countermeasures review, onsite testing, and more.

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