One platform for scanning, pentesting, and proof of remediation.
Venstap unifies asset discovery, automated scanning, manual penetration testing, findings triage, and audit-ready reporting — so your security team spends less time stitching tools together and more time closing risk.
Free Starter plan · Role-based access · Audit log built in
- CriticalSQL injection in /api/ordersshop.example.com
- HighOutdated OpenSSH 7.4 exposed10.0.4.0/24
- MediumMissing HSTS headerapp.example.com
- LowVerbose server bannerapi.example.com
Map findings to the frameworks your auditors ask about
- SOC 2
- ISO 27001
- PCI DSS
- HIPAA
- NIST CSF
- GDPR
- RBI
- CERT-In
From first asset to signed-off report in four steps
- 01
Discover
Register hosts, domains, URLs and IP ranges. Every asset gets an owner and a scan history.
- 02
Scan & test
Orchestrate nmap and nuclei on a schedule, and log manual pentest findings in the same timeline.
- 03
Triage
Prioritise by severity, assign to analysts, and track every status change in the audit log.
- 04
Prove it
Export audit-ready PDF reports and re-scan to show remediation actually worked.
Everything your security program needs, in one console
From first asset discovery to the final signed-off report, Venstap keeps every step of the VAPT lifecycle in a single, auditable workflow.
Built for regulated, high-stakes environments
Whatever your industry's compliance framework, Venstap maps findings to the controls your auditors actually ask about.
Stop reconciling five tools to answer one question.
Spreadsheets for findings, a separate scanner console, a ticketing system for remediation, a document for the report — and none of it agrees. Venstap replaces the reconciliation work with one shared source of truth that your analysts, your auditors, and your executives can all read from.
- Automated nmap + nuclei scans alongside manual pentest findings in one timeline
- Role-based access so analysts triage, admins govern, and viewers stay read-only
- Exportable, audit-ready PDF reports generated from live findings data
- Webhooks, email, and push notifications the moment a scan completes
Example scan summary (illustrative)
Security engineering, written by practitioners
API Gateways and Security Testing Considerations
API gateways centralize a lot of security control, which makes them powerful and also makes their misconfiguration disproportionately dangerous. What to test and why.
API Security Testing: Beyond the OWASP API Top 10
The OWASP API Security Top 10 is a solid starting point, but API testing needs to go further into workflow state, versioning drift, and undocumented endpoints to be effective.
Asset Inventory: The Overlooked Foundation of Vulnerability Management
You cannot secure what you don't know exists. Asset inventory is unglamorous work that determines whether every downstream part of a vulnerability program actually works.
Questions security teams ask first
What does Venstap actually scan?
Hosts, domains, URLs and IP ranges that you register as assets. Automated scans use nmap and nuclei, and manual penetration-test findings are recorded alongside them.
Who can see and change what?
Access is role-based. Admins govern users and settings, analysts create assets and triage findings, and viewers are read-only. Every change is recorded in the audit log.
How do we get notified when a scan finishes?
Venstap can send email, call an outbound webhook per asset, and push to the mobile app the moment a scan completes.
Is there a mobile or desktop app?
Yes — iOS and Android apps for triage on the go, and a desktop app for macOS and Windows, all backed by the same console.
How do I get started?
Request a demo and we will walk you through scanning, triage and reporting on your own assets.
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