đ« Plan Availability: New service scans are available on Enterprise and Vanguard plans.
What is it?
A vulnerability scan is triggered on external targets when we discover a new service during the daily Network scan.
How does it work?
Since network scans run per target, rather than triggering single-target vulnerability scans, we wait 2 hours and scan them all at once, updating you via email as soon as the scan completes.
What is the benefit of a 'new service' scan?
By automating these scans to run when we detect a network change, we're increasing your coverage and ensuring you're alerted as soon as possible to any potential problems this new service may have created.
How can I track these scans?
As with all vulnerability scans, we'll display them in several places in the portal.
The activity feed
The scans page
You can manage your email notifications from here.
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Slack / Teams (if enabled)
You can manage these notifications from the relevant section of the Integrations page.
Where can I view the results of these scans?
Since these scans behave like any other vulnerability scan, you'll see them reflected in all the usual places: the current issues page, the scan's detail page (shown below), the target's detail page, and the home page.
Do they consume licenses?
If the target is unlicensed and you have licenses available, it will consume one; if a license is already assigned, it will simply reset the 30-day consumption period.
Can I disable them?
Yes, absolutely. You can disable them within your Scan settings by just toggling the slider off:
