We can scan Windows, macOS, Linux, and ARM-based operating systems.

Patching is supported on Windows os, Linux, and 550+ third-party applications. 

Frame it as risk reduction and cost avoidance.

ConnectSecure helps lower the likelihood of a costly security incident by continuously scanning for weaknesses, prioritizing what matters, and fixing issues before they’re exploited.

That means fewer emergency recoveries, fewer insurance complications, and less reputational damage.

It’s far less expensive to prevent problems than to respond to them. This gives you a proactive way to reduce risk instead of reacting after something breaks.

In the asset view, you can see all machines in your environment, with IP addresses, hostnames, Security Grades, and vulnerability metric.

Click into a single asset to see the full depth of available data. There’s system information, individual vulnerability lists, and associated solutions.

You can also see port inventories and software inventories.

There are also report cards covering baseline security items such as antivirus, anti-ransomware, supported operating systems, local firewalls, SMB versions, and TLS settings. 

If you need more detail on a specific CVE, you can go straight to the vulnerability database and see how long it’s been present in the environment. 

It happens. We have your back.

Just create application baseline rules for the software you don’t want installed on their machines. Keep building your list of blocked software and get alerts whenever a rogue app is downloaded. 

No, and it’s not trying to be.

ConnectSecure doesn’t perform full, human-led penetration tests. 

What it does give you is visibility into vulnerabilities like open ports, exposed services, weak ciphers, and configuration issues across internal and external assets and websites.

There’s also a web application scanner that can go deeper on public-facing apps. 

These insights help you understand when, and if a PEN test is necessary.

Instead of spending thousands only to be told something basic wasn’t patched, you can first address the obvious issues. Then, when you bring in a PEN test, it’s focused on what’s left, not the basics.

It’s lightweight.

On average, the endpoint agent uses about 25 MB of memory. Usage can increase slightly if you enable extended scan times or PII scanning. If there is a spike, it usually lasts only a few minutes because scans complete quickly.

There are two agent types:

The lightweight agent, which runs on the machine itself and scans that device. 

The probe, which scans the network. It’s used for asset discovery and finding vulnerabilities on devices that don’t have agents, like printers, switches, routers, and other IoT devices.

The probe also supports network discovery, vulnerability and compliance scans, SNMP scans, and internal firewall scanning. 

In smaller environments, one probe is usually enough. Larger networks may benefit from two or three to distribute load.

We got your back!

During your free trial, Solutions Engineers help you configure ConnectSecure to your environment and compliance requirements so you start seeing value quickly.

As a partner, you’ll also get one-on-one onboarding, help building vulnerability policies and SOPs, and guidance on remediation timelines.

Documentation is available when you need quick answers. If you need more, our US-based support team is ready to jump in and help resolve it.