After numerous discussions, brainstorming sessions, day-night development, and rigorous testing, we are thrilled to announce the most exciting release of SecPod in the recent past. SanerNow 5.0 is here to put an end to the eternal search for a full-fledged and automated vulnerability management solution that needs no scanner appliance and no spec-heavy dedicated scanner servers intended to make vulnerability management seamless and automated. With 5.0, we have redefined vulnerability assessment and remediation boundaries and have extended our vulnerability assessment capabilities to network devices. SanerNow will give a 360-degree vulnerability exposure of all IP-enabled devices in your network topology, aiding remediation from the same console. SanerNow’s new Security, Risk, and Compliance paradigm also come with numerous enhancements to make this release even more interesting. What’s new in SanerNow 5.0? Extending our vulnerability Assessment capabilities to Network Devices We have now built network scanning capabilities to detect non-endpoint devices and discover vulnerabilities along with the end-to-end vulnerability management for endpoints. A few of the top capabilities of our network scanner includes: Detect the whole network topology, devices, operating system, and service fingerprinting across all IP-enabled devices. Discover vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in network-enabled devices. Perform external security posture analysis of network and endpoint devices. The scanner is built on a distributed hub and spoke model, which will utilize the existing devices to perform network scanning. This will save additional investment in extra appliances or hardware. This distributes the scanning responsibility, achieves speed, and makes the process effortlessly continuous. Introducing a detailed device page that will list all the findings of network-enabled devices. Achieve automated daily vulnerability scans without impacting productivity. Ability to perform external vulnerability assessment on any number of target devices. Other crucial Enhancements Vulnerability Management Introducing New MVE Schema: You can now view a detailed description of attacks that exploit vulnerabilities in the “High Fidelity Attacks” view as we have introduced a new MVE (Malware Vulnerability Enumeration) language.
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