Vulnerability scanning
OpsGuru and OpenVAS
OpenVAS is the open source vulnerability scanner maintained by Greenbone. OpsGuru lists OpenVAS among the tools it can connect to, so its results sit next to the rest of your operations picture.
About OpenVAS
OpenVAS is the open source vulnerability scanner maintained by Greenbone.
OpenVAS and OpsGuru
OpsGuru connects to tools you already run rather than replacing them. Findings feed the SecOps module, where every scanner lands in one queue, ranked and owned.
Where OpenVAS Shows Up in OpsGuru
Frequently Asked Questions
Does OpsGuru replace OpenVAS?
No. Installed scanners stay in place, and a tenant with none uses SecOps native tools. Findings from OpenVAS land in the SecOps vulnerability queue next to every other scanner.
How does OpsGuru reach OpenVAS?
Agents inside your network find hosts and run the tools installed next to them: sensor sweeps, credentialed collection and federation.
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