Topscan

Continuous ∞ security for <every> team

Instant external scans and continuous monitoring — for teams focused on data safety and secure development without breaking the budget

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Open-source enginesSmart reports

Open-source power,
<zero setup>

<p>Well-known open source vulnerability scanners</p>

We packaged well-known open source solutions into a ready-to-use cost-saving solution for you

<p>Vulnerabilities grouped by services</p>

Forget digging through raw reports — we preprocessed and grouped vulnerabilities for you

<p>Highlighted critical vulnerabilities</p>

Highlighted what matters most

<p>Filtered out noise issues</p>

And filtered out noise

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Fast Start

Five minutes to <start> your security scans

<p>SSO authentication options</p>

Quick start: Sign up with Google or Github. Just 5 min from registration to the first scan!

<p>Target configuration interface</p>

Fast setting a scan: add your targets (IP, CIDR, domains), and start scanning

Yes, even <for free>

14-day trial with full functionality. No card required!

Just register and start full functional vulnerability scans.

SDLC integrationNotifications in Slack

Integrate scans directly in your <pipeline> and run them with <webhooks>

<p>Gitlab</p>
<p>Aws</p>
<p>Slack</p>
<p>Github</p>
Live

Attack surface discovery, always <up to date>

Auto-discover services, IPs, sub-domains, and cloud endpoints & Add them to your scan list and dashboard without manual work

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Price

Fair pricing for <your security>

From startups to enterprises — one fair model for all security teams

Pay per target,

not per user or scan

Unlimited rescans

and free read-only seats for auditors

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FAQ

Topscan builds on the best in class scanning engines

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Topscan uses a well-known open source solution, such as Owasp Zap and Nuclei. But Topscan was built as a platform for infrastructure security management, and it can work with any other scanner's report.

Modern internet services have many dependencies, and no one is immune to errors in third-party software. Constant monitoring can minimize the risk of external intrusion.