Intro to NetSec: network and cloud vulnerability scanning explained
📦 NetSec from Pentest-Tools.com helps security teams, MSPs, and MSSPs run continuous network assessment and network vulnerability scanning, without the overhead of a heavy network security solution that requires on-premise setup and management.
Check out the video to see how NetSec helps security practitioners:
1️⃣ Understand external exposure
Continuously map your external attack surface
Discover new subdomains, services, and open ports as they appear
Track changes over time with scan-diff alerts
2️⃣ Find network risk early
Perform network vulnerability scanning on internet-facing systems and cloud assets
Uncover outdated services, unsafe configurations, and weak protocols
Monitor known vulnerabilities and exploits from our database of 16,000+ verified issues ➡️ https://pentest-tools.com/vulnerabili...
3️⃣ Extend visibility when needed
Add internal network scanning via a secure VPN agent
Assess private IP ranges and segmented networks
Scan AWS, Azure, and GCP environments ☁️
4️⃣ Use built-in recon and security checks
Attack surface discovery for domains, subdomains, ports, and endpoints
Password auditing to identify weak or reused credentials
SSL/TLS checks to find downgrade and encryption risks
5️⃣ Work efficiently at scale
Share practical reports for engineers and risk owners
Export results for audits or internal tracking
Integrate with Jira, Slack, Teams, webhooks, and the API
NetSec generates results you can trust, with evidence and reproducible findings across network, API, and cloud surfaces. Don't take our word for it 👉 https://pentest-tools.com/usage/accuracy
📊 In benchmarks, our Network Vulnerability Scanner ranked at the top for detection accuracy compared to major commercial tools. Find out more 👉 https://pentest-tools.com/benchmarks/...
🔢 NetSec also scores risk based on context, not just a single severity number, so teams focus on what really matters. Find out more about our vulnerability scoring at https://pentest-tools.com/blog/contex...
In 2025, teams ran 765,690 scans on the free version of our Network Vulnerability Scanner alone (https://pentest-tools.com/network-vul...
), with millions of assessments across hundreds of thousands of targets, underscoring the scanner’s accuracy, stability, and suitability for continuous network assessment at scale. Learn more at https://pentest-tools.com/blog/year-i...
If you want focused, cost-effective network assessment and vulnerability scanning that helps secure your network and cloud footprint, check out the NetSec plan 👉 https://pentest-tools.com/pricing
00:00 What NetSec is and who it’s for
00:22 External attack surface mapping and discovery
00:36 Vulnerability scanning for internet-facing assets
01:09 Internal network scanning with the VPN agent
01:22 Cloud scanning across AWS, Azure, and GCP
01:30 Password auditing and SSL/TLS checks
01:58 Reconnaissance tools for exposure discovery
02:42 Continuous monitoring and scan-diff alerts
02:54 Reporting, exports, and sharing results
03:12 Integrations with Jira, Slack, Teams, API, and webhooks
03:39 Scans and findings management
03:26 Workspaces & team collaboration features
03:55 Risk-based prioritization and triage
04:17 Is NetSec the right fit for you?
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Pentest-Tools.com is a cloud-based offensive security product built for penetration testers, internal security teams, and MSPs who need to find, validate, and report vulnerabilities - quickly, accurately, and at scale.
It brings together a strong suite of tools and expert-built capabilities to power every step of your workflow - from attack surface discovery to proof-rich, customizable reports.
✅ Built for real-world vulnerability assessments & penetration tests
✅ Coverage for diverse infrastructures: web apps, APIs, network, and cloud
✅ Focused on intelligent engineering, proof, and clear metrics
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