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At my company we've been looking into this. We've been in contact with a security company who gave us a quote of £6k, for probably what amounts to not much more
by lucaspiller 14y ago
At my company we've been looking into this. We've been in contact with a security company who gave us a quote of £6k, for probably what amounts to not much more than just a port scan. We've only got 4 VPSes, so this seems a bit crazy! Keep up the good work, I want this now! :D
(Also the link to your other product http://www.mavitunasecurity.com/netsparker/ http://www.mavitunasecurity.com/netsparker/ doesn't seem to work?)
- fmavituna 14y agoThanks! Please do not forget to register for beta so we can inform you. Possibly we'll give lots of free scans during the beta as well :) > (Also the link to your other product http://www.mavitunasecurity.com/netsparker/ http://www.mavitunasecurity.com/netsparker/ doesn't seem to work?) Is it still not working for you? I just checked and it was up, also pingdom didn't report any downtimes, maybe a temporary issue in your side?
- lucaspiller 14y agoYup, I've registered! When are you looking to open the doors? The link seems to be working now, thanks! I also signed up for a trial of Netsparker so it'll be interesting to compare the two.
- ScanMySite 14y agoThe scanning and vulnerability detection mechanisms will be the same as those used by Netsparker, which is already built, tested and in widespread use. What we are currently building is the SaaS application that will host this. We are aiming for a very early beta version some time in August.
- rmc 14y agoWhy not do a port scan yourself then? Or are there things you don't know about and don't know how to test for? Should you maybe pay a professional who knows about this? How much is your data worth?