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Automated vulnerability scanning powered by OpenVAS identifies security gaps in your servers, applications, and network devices. Report delivered to your email within hours — no registration, no installation required.
Start the basic scan instantly — no account needed.
Results delivered automatically with severity ratings.
Industry standard for automated vulnerability scanning.
Scan runs in real time. Monitor progress directly in your browser.
A vulnerability scan and a penetration test are not just two different depths of security testing. They are fundamentally different approaches with different logic, different outputs, and different purposes.
Logic: match against a list
The scanner checks software versions and open ports — then compares them against a CVE database. It answers: "You're running Apache 2.4.51? There's a CVE-2021-41773 for that." Nothing more, nothing less.
⚠ The scanner doesn't know if Apache is reachable from the internet. It doesn't know if the CVE is actually exploitable. It has no idea what's behind the login page.
Logic: thinks like an attacker
An ethical hacker has no checklist. They have a goal — get where they shouldn't. They chain vulnerabilities, study context, test what happens after login, and trace the path a real attacker would take first.
✓ Every finding includes a PoC — proof the vulnerability is real. Zero false positives.
When to use which? A vulnerability scan is great for regular hygiene — run it monthly and track what changes. A penetration test is what you need when you truly want to know whether an attacker can get in — and how.
Enter a domain (www.example.com) or an IP address. A domain name is preferred — a single IP may host multiple applications.
You'll receive an automated report with finding severity ratings (Critical / High / Medium / Low) delivered to your inbox.
OpenVAS scans from IP 178.238.36.101. Progress is visible in real time. You can pause the scan — a link to the progress view is sent by email.
Once the scan completes, the report is delivered automatically and can also be downloaded directly from the page. Note — reports may contain false positives and are intended for security engineers and system administrators.
Our application launches the OpenVAS security scanner in the background, checking your application or server against dozens of attack types and vulnerabilities. The scan runs from IP address 178.238.36.101.
Once complete, you'll receive an automated report with an overview of identified security gaps, their severity ratings and descriptions. The report is intended for security engineers and system administrators.
Only scan systems you own or have explicit permission to test. The scan may affect the availability of the target application.
Answers to the most common questions about vulnerability scanning and how it differs from a penetration test.
Yes, the basic vulnerability scan powered by OpenVAS is completely free and requires no registration. Simply enter a domain name or IP address and your email for the report. The scan starts immediately with no additional conditions.
Scan duration depends on the size of the target system and the number of open ports. On average it takes anywhere from a few minutes to about an hour. You can monitor progress in real time directly in your browser.
Most applications will not be affected by the scan. However, active scanning does generate increased network traffic. For sensitive or business-critical systems, we recommend running the scan outside of peak hours or consulting your IT team first.
The scan continues running even after you close the browser. A link to monitor the progress or stop the scan has been sent to your email. You'll receive the final report by email once the scan completes.
Automated scans can produce false positive findings — vulnerabilities flagged as issues that pose no real risk. The report is therefore intended for security professionals — engineers, developers and administrators — who can accurately assess each finding.
A vulnerability scan identifies basic technical issues and works well for regular automated checks. A penetration test is required when you need to meet regulatory requirements (NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS), when you handle sensitive data, or when you want to truly understand how far a real attacker could get.
A scan reveals basic vulnerabilities. Our certified ethical hackers go further — verifying exploitability, mapping attack chains and standing behind the results.
In-depth testing of web applications, REST and GraphQL APIs following OWASP Top 10 and WSTG.
Security testing of iOS and Android apps including backend APIs following OWASP Mobile Top 10.
External and internal testing of networks, servers, cloud environments and Active Directory using the MITRE ATT&CK framework.