# Internal Vulnerability Scanning

## Overview

Internal Vulnerability Scanning continuously assesses internal servers, endpoints, and network devices for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and outdated software, with results centralised in the console to support monitoring, prioritisation, and remediation tracking.

## Deployment

Please open a ticket to our support team requesting an internal vulnerability scanner to gain access to this service.

## Configuration

#### 1. Accessing the Scanner

Log into scanner GUI with the IP Address of the appliance on port 8443

e.g. [https://vulnscannerIP:8443](https://127.0.0.1:8443/)

#### 2. Creating a new scan

Navigate to Scans → Tasks → Then click the new task icon → New task

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Configuration

* Name the new scan

#### 3. Create a new target

In the same New Task prompt, select the Paper + Star icon beside Scan Targets

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Proceed to add hosts by either typing them in or importing from a CSV file.

* Port list = All TCP and Nmap top 100 UDP
* Alive test = ICMP & TCP-ACK service Ping\
  then save.

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Configure the options as below:

* Alterable task = yes
* Auto delete = yes last 5

Then click Save.

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#### 6. Create a schedule.

Click on the icon circled below to schedule in the task editor. Set the first runtime and the timezone. Leave Run Until as default, and specify how often to run under “Recurrence”

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## Having Trouble?

If you're having any issues with user management, please open a request via the support portal, or email our support email at "<socv2@cybrhawk.com>" and our team will assist you.


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