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Windows security scanner

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Hi all,

I´m wondering does anyone know some nice tool to scan windows computers remotely from certain subnet.

I´m building an auditing system to our LAN and it´s easy to do certain auditing system with tools like nmap, nessus, ect. But My problem is that despite those tools are really powerful and usefull for scanning they don´t tell me enough from computers. Of course I could use some tools like MBSA but problem is that all our computers are not in domain. We have many test comps and os/sw is changing all the time on those. That makes my life really painfull.

So basicly I´d like to scan all windows computers from our LAN remotely, without having those computers in domain or even having admin passwords to those. I need to find all windows based security holes from my LAN. Does anyone have any idea?

Thanks

arz

ps. I know this sounds like hacker asking help but hey, If you want to prevent attacks you must know those ways they are coming in.


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That looks pretty good.

Only one minus. They are not willing to tell the price on their web page which means that it must be really expensive. And ATM I´m not going to get any extra money from my manager. :no:

I think that I must keep on looking freeware products or max 500€.

Yep, I know, good is newer cheap, but no can do...

Thanks anyway

Search for GFI Lan Guard Security, i has several powerful features :

Service pack deployment & patch too !

Trojan ports scanner

Vulnerabilities finder

What about Cisco secure scanner. They know security issues, better than anyone else

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