Identify and address the security threats posed to your internal network
Get the full picture of your digital risk by identifying vulnerabilities and misconfigurations within your internal network. Sold as an add-on.
Some weaknesses may not be externally visible, but still threaten your organization if exploited from the inside.
It’s not always sophisticated, highly technical attackers targeting your internal network. Sometimes, it’s as simple as someone in your office with a USB key.
Understand internal network.
Measure the effectiveness of your internal defenses and observe your protocols and policies in action.
Fix internal vulnerabilities.
Scan local applications for vulnerabilities and ensure your internal data is safe.
Secure critical internal systems.
Discover admin login pages and unencrypted communication paths that threat actors could exploit.
Comprehensive security management for your internal network.
Aftra’s internal vulnerability monitoring simulates how an attacker with internal access could exploit weaknesses, enabling you to fix them proactively.
You get unlimited scanning of your internal digital assets for potential security issues including unpatched software, open ports, or weak network protocols.
Uncover your attack surface with Aftra
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