Macan continuously scans your public and internal assets, verifies every finding against live CVE data to cut false positives, and turns results into audit-ready reports — without a large in-house security team.
Automated scanning for day-to-day coverage, and structured pentest workflows for deeper engagements — both in a single dashboard.
Public assets are scanned directly from our servers; internal networks are scanned through a lightweight on-prem agent that runs quietly behind your firewall — no VPN, no open ports.
Manage engagements from initial recon through to final report. Every finding is checked against current CVE data before it ever reaches a client deliverable.
One file, run once. Scanning tools are already bundled inside — your team doesn't install or configure anything by hand.
Every team or business unit gets its own workspace — assets, scan history, and reports never mix between them.
For internal networks, download one file from the dashboard and run it once. No extra install, no manual configuration.
Enter an IP range, domain, or asset list to scan — one-off or on a recurring schedule.
Every finding is matched against current vulnerability data and assigned a confidence level — Critical, High, Medium, or Low — not just a raw list.
PDF reports are generated on demand, structured for internal and external security audits alike.
No asset limits, no features locked behind higher tiers — just pick the billing period that fits.
Automated scans are non-intrusive by design — findings are reasoned from banners, headers, and version data rather than exploit payloads, so there's no risk of crashing a live service.
You download and run one file agent behind your firewall — it reports results back out to your workspace, so you don't need to set up a VPN for us to reach in.
Every finding is checked against current CVE data and assigned a confidence level — confirmed, probable, or unconfirmed — instead of being reported as a flat, unverified list. This cuts down false positives significantly compared to raw scanner output.
Yes — targets can be scanned one-off or on a recurring schedule, and every workspace keeps its own separate asset list, scan history, and reports.
PDF reports are generated on demand and structured for audit use — findings grouped by severity, confidence level and remediation guidance for review or auditors.