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Re: Nessus Reporting frontend options - scan management


From: Jeff Stebelton <jeff.stebelton () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 5 May 2009 19:01:27 -0400

Tenable Security Center does all that...

On 5/5/09, Daniel I. Didier <ddidier () netsecureia com> wrote:
Hello,
I am looking for input on available Nessus scan management solutions.  I
have used inprotect in the past and have been generally pleased with its
capabilities but it seems to lack development.  I am also aware of
autonessus which has similar functions.  I am curious what other options
exist.

The primary requirements are the ability to schedule scans and compare
results; new, mitigated, and existing vulnerabilities and produce useful
reports.  Also, the ability to mark a finding as a false positive or
acceptable risk is needed.  Any input and experience is appreciated

Dan

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