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Kaseya VulScan review

#21 of 34 in Vulnerability Scanning SoftwareNetwork Vulnerability Scanners

A multi-tenant scanner for MSPs managing distributed internal and external environments.

6.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Kaseya VulScan is vulnerability scanning and management software for managed service providers and IT teams overseeing distributed environments. It scans internal networks, endpoints, systems, applications, and internet-facing assets, with deployment available through web and self-hosted options. The product is particularly suited to MSPs that need to manage multiple tenants and locations from an online portal.

Pricing is customized and requires a quote, so buyers assess the product through a sales-led process rather than published plan tiers. There is no free plan. The platform’s operational model centers on recurring scan schedules, preconfigured scan profiles, and multi-scanner deployment across networks and locations. That combination supports organizations with distributed environments, while authenticated scanning lets teams assess systems using credentials. False-positive reduction, risk prioritization, remediation recommendations, and reporting add structure after scans are completed.

VulScan covers a broad set of targets rather than focusing only on one asset type. Its hybrid deployment model combines online portal management with self-hosted availability, and continuous scanning is supported in the category configuration. For MSPs, multi-tenant management is the clearest differentiator: separate environments can be handled through one portal while scanners operate across different networks and locations. Organizations that need vulnerability discovery, recurring assessment, and remediation direction should consider VulScan. Teams looking for a wider security suite or a self-service free starting point should choose an alternative.

Kaseya VulScan pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Scans networks, endpoints, systems, applications, and internet-facing assets
    • Supports authenticated scans, recurring schedules, and multiple scanner deployments
    • Adds remediation guidance, risk prioritization, and multi-tenant management
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing is customized and requires a quote
    • No free plan is offered
    • Teams wanting a broader security suite may need another product

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