Re: Nessus Reporting frontend options - scan management

[Joe Klemencic <jklemenc () fnal gov>]

Look for NessQuik through a Google search.


On May 5, 2009, at 1:23 PM, "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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