Nessus, developed by Tenable, is a security vulnerability scanning tool that checks for weaknesses in devices, networks, applications, operating systems, and cloud services. While Nessus is a Proprietary software, there is also a free community version. The community edition of Nessus is called Nessus Essential by Tenable. Allows users to scan up to 16 IP […]

The Qualys Virtual Scanner Appliance enables you to maintain a perspective on security and adherence to regulations. It possesses the same scanning functionalities as the physical scanner appliance. It is a stateless resource that can be disposed of, serves as an extension of the Qualys Cloud Platform, and does not require separate management. Now that

In your Qualys VMDR account, click the drop-down arrow at the top left and select VMDR. Click on the assets tab > Asset Groups. Click the New button. Name your new asset group. Click on IPs and add your IP addresses or IP address range. Set the business impact by clicking on the drop-down arrow.

Configure Windows Domain Authentication Account in Qualys VMDR: A Step-by-Step Guide Requirements for this Lab We need to create a new AD Domain user account for Qualys in the Active Directory Domain Controller named “qualys_account” and add the user to the Global administrator group. How to create an Active Directory Domain user To create a

In your Qualys VMDR account, click the drop-down arrow at the top left and select VMDR. Click on the scans tab > Authentication. Click the New button > Operating Systems > Unix. Click the Login Credentials button on the left, as shown in the screenshot below > Create your username and password. Select Sudo as your Root Delegation

Qualys Cloud Agent allows you to gain instant, global visibility of your IT assets. It Can monitor assets that are impossible or difficult to monitor with network scanners. The Qualys Cloud Agent is lightweight and can be installed on any host such as a desktop, laptop, server, or virtualmachine. It collects data continuously about the

First, find out your dynamic Ip address assigned by the DHCP. To do this, open the terminal, type ip -a and press enter. This gives you the information as shown in the screenshot below. Click the Networking icon by the top left. Click Setting > Network, and click the setting icon next to the Connected