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Continuous network scanning
Continuous network scanning

We monitor your perimeter for changes, so you don't have to

Updated over a week ago

How does it work?

As soon as you add a target to the portal we'll kick off the first full network scan. Once that scan completes, we immediately re-enqueue the target for rescanning at regular intervals, as follows:
Essential plan: Once per month

Pro plan: Once per week

Premium: Once per day

Where can I view the result of the network scan?

If you head to the target's detail page and click Services, you'll see the findings (plus the last network scan date, as well as the next Network scan date):
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For those on Premium, the findings will also appear under Attack surface:
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Can I launch a Network scan?

No, you can't launch a Network scan – they run automatically, on a continuous basis.

Can I disable Network scans?

🚨 We wouldn't recommend this, as the network scan is how we determine which of your external targets are active and which are unresponsive.

Yes, you can. To do this, head to Settings > Scans and toggle Network Scans to off.

Plan

NB: This page will look slightly different depending on your plan subscription

Essential

Pro

Premium

Can I download a network scan report?

Network scans work slightly differently to vulnerability scans and so it's not possible to download a network scan report, per se. That said, for those on our Premium plan, you so have the option of exporting a copy of Attack surface, which contains data for all your external targets, accurate as of the last time each target was scanned. This report can be further filtered by using the filters on the left-hand side.
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Do I get notified of any network scan changes?

For those on Premium - yes you do! By default, you'll get an email notification and if you have the Slack or Teams integration, you'll get notified there too.

Channel

Email

Slack

Teams

Hw do I adjust the email frequency?

Simply head to Settings > Email notifications > Scroll down to Network and choose your preference:
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How many ports do you check?

With every full network scan, we check all 65,535 TCP ports/services and 100 of the most common UDP ports (shown below):

7,9,17,19,49,53,67,68,69,80,88,111,120,123,135,136,137,138,139,158,161,162,177,427,443,445,497,500,514,515,518,520,593,623,626,631,996,997,998,999,1022,1023,1025,1026,1027,1028,1029,1030,1433,1434,1645,1646,1701,1718,1719,1812,1813,1900,2000,2048,2049,2222,2223,3283,3456,3703,4444,4500,5000,5060,5353,5632,8888,9200,10000,17185,20031,30718,31337,32768,32769,32771,32815,33281,49152,49153,49154,49156,49181,49182,49186,49190,49191,49192,49193,49194,49200,49201,49211,65024


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