Threatless DeepScan
Advanced vulnerability assessment
Findings that come with their evidence.
Threatless DeepScan is AI-native advanced vulnerability assessment, on our proprietary Continuum engine. It investigates the systems you choose in depth, inside an authorized scope, and records for every finding what was observed, under which conditions and how it was confirmed.
Inside Threatless DeepScan
Findings you can act on, with the evidence attached.
Every finding carries its severity, how it was confirmed and the proof behind it, so a decision does not wait on a debate.
The problem
A finding nobody trusts is a finding nobody fixes.
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A version number is not a vulnerability
Most findings are inferred from a banner or a version string. Until someone investigates, nobody knows whether the weakness is present, reachable or already mitigated. - 02
Severity without evidence starts arguments
When a finding cannot show how it was established, teams spend their time debating it instead of fixing it. - 03
No reproduction, no confident fix
Engineers need to see an issue to fix it properly, and to check afterwards that the fix worked.
Evidence and context
What every finding carries.
Depth means knowing more about each finding: where it is, what it depends on, the evidence behind it and how it was confirmed.
That structure lets a finding move straight to a decision.
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Observation
What was seen, stated precisely.
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Affected component
Where it was seen, within the authorized scope.
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Conditions
What has to be true for it to matter.
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Evidence
Requests, responses or artifacts that show it.
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Validation
How it was confirmed, and how safely.
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Reproduction
Steps another person can follow.
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Remediation
What to change, and how to check it worked.
How an assessment runs
Evidence at every step, inside an authorized scope.
Every assessment is planned before it runs: scope, timing and depth are agreed in advance, and every finding records how it was established.
Authorize and scope
Confirm ownership or authorization for every target, with exclusions and contacts.
Plan the depth
Decide targets, authenticated or unauthenticated assessment, timing and limits.
Investigate
Run focused assessment workflows against the agreed targets.
Validate
Confirm what can be confirmed safely, and record how.
Report and recheck
Deliver evidence-led findings, then re-check once fixes are in place.
Where software stops
What automation can prove, and what needs a person.
Precise assessment depends on knowing exactly where automation ends. When a question needs human judgement, the answer is a penetration test or application security testing.
Software can
- Confirm observable conditions consistently
- Collect the same evidence the same way, every time
- Re-check a finding after a fix
It takes an expert to
- Reason about business logic like an experienced tester
- Show that no vulnerabilities remain
- Stand in for an authorized penetration test
Powered by Continuum Engine
The engine that looks deeper.
Continuum is proprietary and developed in-house, the AI-native engine behind our deepest assessment. Every assessment begins with authorization: DeepScan runs only against systems you own or are authorized to test, with scope, timing and depth set before it starts.
Continuum Engine is proprietary and developed in-house. It is the AI-native technology behind Threatless DeepScan, and the second engine under Threatless CTEM. It looks deeper: running focused assessment workflows inside an authorized scope and gathering the evidence that validates what they find.
How Continuum Engine works inside is shared with evaluating teams under agreement.
Inside the technologyWhere DeepScan fits
Depth exactly where it counts.
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After Threatless Surface
Surface shows what is exposed. DeepScan investigates the systems that deserve a closer look. - 02
Into Threatless CTEM
Evidence-backed findings give CTEM decisions something solid to stand on. - 03
Alongside expert testing
Repeatable assessment between and around specialist engagements.
- Category
- Advanced vulnerability assessment
- Engine
- Continuum Engine (proprietary, in-house)
- Status
- Live and in service
- Focus
- Depth, technical context and evidence
- Scope
- Systems you own or are authorized to test
- Deployment
- Scoped with your team in evaluation
Questions
What teams ask about DeepScan.
What is advanced vulnerability assessment?
Assessment that goes beyond inferring weaknesses from versions or signatures. It investigates selected systems in depth, gathers evidence for what it finds and records the context needed to decide what to do.
Does Threatless DeepScan replace a penetration test?
No. DeepScan delivers focused, repeatable, evidence-led assessment. A penetration test adds human creativity, chained attack paths and business-logic testing that software does not replace. The two work best together.
Does DeepScan prove that a vulnerability is exploitable?
Where it can be done safely, it gathers the evidence that supports validation. Some findings need an experienced person to confirm, and every record states exactly how the finding was established.
Can DeepScan assess systems behind a sign-in?
Authenticated assessment is scoped with your team during evaluation. Where it is used, it relies on accounts provisioned for testing, never on real user credentials.
Which systems can be assessed?
Only systems you own or are authorized to test. Target types and assessment depth for your environment are agreed during evaluation.
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Find out which of your findings are real.
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