Multi-User
SecureScout SP can support an unlimited number of system users to
divide security testing responsibility within one or several
organizations.
Customer Management System
SecureScout SP can support an unlimited number of customers in an
hierarchical security model, and provides the capability to
capture all relevant customer information.
Automation
SecureScout SP employs sophisticated automation features, allowing
the user to schedule security scans to be automatically initiated
at any time in the future on a single use or reoccurring basis.
This provides tremendous flexibility and time savings, as multiple
scans can be performed concurrently and scans can be scheduled
within a customer's service maintenance window.
Web Interface
Security consultants, engineers and customers can manage the
system through a web interface, providing the ability to define
customers or segments, schedule jobs and review reports from
remote locations.
Scalable Architecture
Although SecureScout SP can be run on a single computer, it has
been designed in a modular fashion, allowing SecureScout SP
processes to be run on multiple computers. This architecture
allows for the design of a SecureScout SP "server cluster", where
new systems can be quickly added to increase the capacity.
Distributed Architecture
By leveraging our core SecureScout NX technology, SecureScout SP
can manage distributed remote scanning engines at any location.
Implementing scanning remote engines within the customer's
location increases performance and accuracy, without forcing
network administrators to open dangerous holes in their firewall
systems.
Integration
SecureScout SP licensees are provided with HTML templates,
Application Programming Interfaces and Database formats to allow
SecureScout SP to be integrated with other enterprise
applications, including network management, email, help desk,
billing, patch management, SIM etc.
Continuous Updating
A team of the world's best security specialists provided new
vulnerability checks (test cases) on over 90 separate occasions in
2002 and 2003, the most in the industry.
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