On-prem vulnerability scanning

Scan distributed infrastructure without exporting your evidence.

GreySentinel orchestrates network, service and authenticated vulnerability checks from controlled execution points. Findings, credentials references, assets and reports remain within your deployment.

01

Multi-engine orchestration

Use the right scanner for each layer of evidence.

Network discovery, service fingerprinting, template-based checks and authenticated package analysis answer different questions. GreySentinel keeps their execution separate, then consolidates the results around assets and vulnerabilities.

  • Nmap-based network and service evidence
  • Nuclei template checks for known exposures
  • Vuls authenticated package assessment
02

Remote and segmented networks

Place execution close to the target network.

Scanner connectors can be deployed through approved SSH execution points. This supports remote offices, lab networks and segmented environments without publishing a central scanner service to every network.

  • SSH-managed scanner deployment
  • Per-site inventory isolation
  • Explicit targets and allowed execution paths
03

Evidence ownership

Keep findings usable after a scanner run ends.

GreySentinel imports normalized findings, affected hosts, packages, ports and engine status into its own persistent model. Reports remain available without repeatedly querying a third-party scanner.

  • Persistent scan history
  • Affected assets and technical evidence
  • Exportable security reports

Next step

Design the right scan perimeter.

Discuss a local, remote or segmented deployment with Unix Consulting and identify the first network scope to assess.

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