Nessus vs CyLock EVA: Which is a better fit?

We implemented Nessus very easy, with the support from the vendor. Good price and very good solution.

Also seems to think many of the things they mark as medium risk are low risk. This depends on your situation and network, but for me most of the medium risks can be disregarded.

The application is very useful in findings for vulnerabilities in the network assets and reporting them with quality reports containing where exactly the issues are found and its mitigation.

Jose A J

Freelancer

You are not aware that a specific device or service can be sensitive to Nessus untill you finish with the service stopped or the performance of a service gets compromised.

Guillermo G

security analyst

Is a great product to scan systems for vulnerabilities, nice GUI and easy to manage. Customer support has also been great to us.

Jose A J

Freelancer

Nessus in the Pro version is limited to one user. Not follow up or comparison between latest scan and recent.

The ability to schedule recurring scan jobs is helpful and aids in the scanning of systems. Integration with ticketing systems such as ServiceNow is also great.

Tejas T

Associate Security Consultant

The professional version of this tool is very costly. It yet doesn’t support credential based scan for machines which have 2 factor authentication implemented on it.