Most organizations understand the importance of protecting their external perimeter. Firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and perimeter security tools are standard components of any modern IT environment. What about the threats lurking inside the network? And what are attackers seeing when they look at your organization from the outside?
OXEN Technology's Managed Vulnerability Scanning addresses both dimensions with a dual approach that provides genuine end-to-end visibility.
Before an attacker attempts to breach an organization's network, they conduct reconnaissance. They scan public-facing IP addresses, probe open ports, and identify exposed services. External scanning targets public-facing IP addresses; the same surface an attacker would probe from outside the network, ensuring organizations know about those exposure points before attackers do.
Without regular external scanning, organizations are essentially operating blind to what their adversaries already know about them. OXEN Technology's external scans close this information gap, giving security teams the same perspective as a potential attacker.
External scanning alone misses the threats hiding behind the firewall. OXEN's internal network scanning uncovers hidden risks inside the perimeter, including misconfigurations, outdated software, and unpatched systems.
Internal threats can originate from compromised credentials, insider activity, supply chain attacks, or malware that has already bypassed perimeter defenses. Without regular internal scanning, these risks can persist undetected for months, or longer.
Together, external and internal scanning provide a 360-degree picture of an organization's true exposure. OXEN runs the scans and delivers prioritized findings and remediation guidance after each scan cycle.
This comprehensive approach ensures that organizations are not simply managing the threats they can see but also uncovering the ones they cannot.
OXEN Technology believes the best defense is a proactive offense. Their Vulnerability Scanning service systematically inspects an organization's entire IT environment - servers, workstations, and firewalls - searching for known security gaps and unpatched software. For organizations serious about security, the dual scanning advantage is not optional - it is essential.