Internal and external scanning
Scheduled scans assess approved internal ranges and externally reachable systems to identify exposure from both sides of the network boundary.
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WatchGuard Vulnerability Management adds scheduled internal and external vulnerability scanning to active WatchGuard MDR services, giving Kenmie centralized findings and practical remediation priorities without a separate scanning appliance.
Why it matters
Missing patches are only part of the problem. Exposed ports, unnecessary services, end-of-life software, weak or default credentials, and unsafe configurations can leave systems open to attack. WatchGuard Vulnerability Management brings those findings into the MDR experience so Kenmie can review risk, coordinate remediation, and document progress.
Core capabilities
Each capability addresses a specific part of the risk while sharing useful visibility with the broader WatchGuard ecosystem.
Scheduled scans assess approved internal ranges and externally reachable systems to identify exposure from both sides of the network boundary.
Findings can include open ports, exposed services, missing patches, end-of-life software, weak or default credentials, and exploitable misconfigurations.
Centralized results help Kenmie focus attention on the weaknesses most likely to create meaningful business risk.
Vulnerability findings appear alongside managed security activity for customers with a qualifying Core MDR, Core MDR for Microsoft, Open MDR, or Total MDR service.
Documented findings and remediation status support security reviews, audit preparation, cyber-insurance discussions, and ongoing due diligence.
Kenmie can coordinate patching, configuration changes, access restrictions, upgrades, or compensating controls based on the confirmed exposure.
Managed response
Kenmie can align the scanner with Core MDR, Core MDR for Microsoft, Open MDR, or Total MDR and coordinate remediation through the broader managed security program.
The accountable layer
Technology becomes an operating security service when it is scoped, configured, monitored, maintained, and supported around the customer’s environment.
Business outcomes
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