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Tripwire IP360 review

#14 of 22 in Network Vulnerability Scanners

A broad hybrid scanner for enterprises that need discovery, credentialed checks, and risk scoring.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Tripwire IP360 is an enterprise vulnerability management product from Fortra’s Tripwire portfolio. It discovers and profiles network devices, operating systems, applications, services, cloud assets, containers, and vulnerabilities. The product supports both agentless and agent-based scans, credentialed scanning, TCP and UDP probes, and centralized web-based administration and reporting. It is suited to organizations that need hybrid asset discovery and risk prioritization across complex environments rather than a narrowly focused network scanner.

Pricing is customized and requires a quote, so buyers should involve sales early in procurement. The product supports web, API, and self-hosted platforms, with on-premises appliance deployment as an option. Its open API connects with ServiceNow, Splunk Enterprise, LinkShadow, RedSeal, help desk systems, SIEM systems, and asset management systems. Those integrations support workflows that connect vulnerability findings with service management, security monitoring, and asset records.

The standout capability is breadth: IP360 combines operating system, application, and service identification with granular scoring based on exploitability, impact, and vulnerability age. Cloud asset and container assessment extends coverage beyond traditional network devices, while Tripwire ExpertOps provides a managed-service delivery option. Organizations seeking centralized coverage across hybrid assets should consider it; teams that need a small, narrowly scoped scanner may find this feature set and deployment model more than they require.

Tripwire IP360 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines network discovery with agentless and agent-based scanning
    • Granular risk scoring uses exploitability, impact, and vulnerability age
    • Assesses on-premises, cloud, and container environments
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires a customized sales quote
    • On-premises appliance deployment adds infrastructure responsibility
    • Its broad feature set may exceed narrow scanning needs

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