One of the most common ways attackers break into your network is by exploiting open or misconfigured ports. These ports act like unlocked doors to your IT environment if left unattended, they become easy targets for cybercriminals.
The Port Scanner module in VWrap Scanner gives your security team a powerful, automated way to discover, analyze, and monitor open network ports across your entire infrastructure from cloud workloads to on-premise assets. By shining a light on these potential attack surfaces, VWrap empowers you to take swift, informed action before threat actors can exploit them.
A port scanner probes IP addresses to determine which TCP and UDP ports are open, closed, or filtered. Each port represents a potential access point to a service whether it’s a web server, database, remote login, or application backend.
VWrap Scanner’s Port Scanner goes further by:
Enumerating open services running behind those ports
Correlating port data with known vulnerabilities (CVEs)
Detecting configuration weaknesses
Mapping exposed services to compliance risks (PCI DSS, ISO 27001, etc.)
This gives security and IT teams full visibility over their network perimeter and allows them to take preemptive action before these weak spots become breach points.
Prevent Subdomain + Port Takeover
Combine with Subdomain Finder to discover exposed dev environments running on forgotten ports like staging.domain.com:8081.
Stop RDP & SMB Exposure
Detect active RDP (3389) or SMB (445) ports open to the internet a common ransomware entry point.
Cloud Expansion Checks
Validate new cloud infrastructure (e.g., EC2, Azure VMs) hasn’t accidentally exposed sensitive services via port 3306 (MySQL), 9200 (Elasticsearch), or others.
Internal Threat Visibility
Scan segmented internal networks to detect open ports that shouldn’t be accessible essential for Zero Trust enforcement.
Stop guessing what’s exposed start knowing. Whether you’re managing a small IT setup or a global enterprise network, VWrap Scanner’s Port Scanner gives you the insight and tools you need to protect your perimeter. Start a Free Vulnerability Scan Now
