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- Why do you do vulnerability management
- What are the main elements of vulnerability management process
- How do you do vulnerability assessment and why it is important
- What are the stages of vulnerability management
- How Runecast enables vulnerability management and assessment
- See Runecast Vulnerability management in action
Runecast vs Qualys
Choose conciseness and cost-efficiency over a fragmented multi-modular solution
Boost your teams' performance by providing an easy-to-use platform
Qualys requires several steps to get to CVE details. Users must spend a lot of time effectively configuring the platform and installing agents to get reliable and consistent results.
Runecast requires one click to gain insights. Thanks to its intuitive user interface, users can quickly start managing and fixing issues with no learning curve.
Adopt a one-platform approach for complete visibility and cost-efficiency
Qualys follows a modular approach that requires customers to pay additional costs to get advanced risk prioritization, container discovery, and image or cloud security assessment.
Runecast offers infrastructure inventory, vulnerability scanning, advanced risk assessment, security compliance checks, container security and best practices under a single license payment.
Keep up to date with the latest industry best practices to avoid performance and security issues
Qualys doesn´t support industry best practices checks, aside from key information on avoiding security gaps in your infrastructure.
Runecast’s AI engine audits your AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, OS and VMware environments against industry and vendor best practices, allowing organizations to avoid downtime or performance and security issues, as well as unnecessary payments to cloud providers.
Prioritize what matters most and get the context to effectively cut down risk
Qualys prioritizes alerts by the vulnerability score (CVSS) with no guidance on which items present the largest risk. To get help with basic prioritization tasks users must purchase a separate module.
Runecast identifies and labels issues based on a combination of values such as configuration settings, vulnerabilities or log patterns, which helps to better categorize risks.
Compare Runecast to Qualys
Runecast
Qualys
Technologies Covered
AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, OS, VMware
AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, OS, VMware
Deployment Method
On-Prem, Cloud
On-Prem, Cloud, SaaS
Knowlege Base
✅
❌
Best Practice Assessment
✅
❌
Vulnerability Assessment
✅
✅
Security Compliance Management
✅
✅
HCL Troubleshooting and Update Management
✅
❌
Configuration and Drift Analysis
✅
❌
Custom Profiles
✅
❌
Log Inspection
✅
❌
Gain Visibility, Reduce Risks
Organizations demand technology solutions that drive transparency of cybersecurity risks. Runecast supports Infrastructure, Security, and Compliance teams with full visibility of their infrastructure and proactive remediation mechanisms all in a single dashboard.
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- Without being able to proactively identify potential issues, resolution is inherently reactive and outages are just a matter of when
IT admins cannot physically do what an automated tool can do – e.g. read and memorize +30K KB articles, Best Practices, etc., to find all possible misconfigurations and security gaps - A simple solution exists and typically provides ROI from the very first scan
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Download our solution brief now to gain a deeper understanding of the Assess phase in vulnerability management, and learn how to effectively evaluate the cyber exposure of all your assets and identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and other security health indicators.