Varaxon Scan Hub is now on the ConnectWise Marketplace and Microsoft Marketplace

Varaxon Scan Hub is now listed on the ConnectWise® Marketplace and Microsoft Marketplace.

Key takeaways

• Scan Hub connects to Microsoft Defender, and after you review a report it pushes the fixes into ConnectWise PSA or HaloPSA as tickets.
• It is scanner-agnostic: it also reads exports from the network, host and web vulnerability scanners you already run.
• Your first three reports are free, with no card needed.

What Varaxon Scan Hub does

Varaxon Scan Hub turns vulnerability scan results into client-ready reports for MSPs, MSSPs and security consultants. Upload an export or connect a source. Scan Hub ranks every finding by real-world exploitation and writes a branded report in plain English: what was found, how serious it is and what to fix first.

Each finding is checked against the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, EPSS exploit likelihood and vendor fixes. Findings are then grouped into the fewest actions that close the most risk. See how the ranking works or browse sample reports.

Why the ConnectWise and Microsoft marketplaces

Most MSPs spend their day in two places: Microsoft 365 and Defender for their clients' devices, and a PSA for their service desk. Scan Hub works with both, so we listed it where MSPs already look for tools.

• Microsoft Defender. Connect a client's Defender Vulnerability Management, Defender for Endpoint Plan 2, Defender for Servers or Defender for Business (in Microsoft 365 Business Premium), and build a report without exporting anything.
• ConnectWise PSA. After you review a report, Scan Hub opens a ticket for each fix, so remediation lands in the queue your technicians already work from. HaloPSA works the same way.
• ConnectSecure. Connect ConnectSecure with an API key and report on one company or several.

Where to find the listings

• ConnectWise Marketplace: Varaxon Scan Hub on the ConnectWise Marketplace
• Microsoft Marketplace: Varaxon Scan Hub on Microsoft Marketplace. Use the Contact me button and we reply by email.

Plans are bought at scan.varaxontech.com, not through either marketplace.

It still works with the scanner you already run

The marketplaces are a new way to find Scan Hub, not a new requirement. You can still upload a CSV, XML or JSON export from the network, host and web vulnerability scanners you already run. There are guides for Nessus reports and OpenVAS reports.

How to get started

1. Run the free pre-flight check on one of your exports. It needs no account and shows what Scan Hub can read.
2. Create an account. Your first three reports are free.
3. Connect Defender, ConnectSecure or your PSA when you're ready, or keep uploading exports.

Common questions

Is Varaxon Scan Hub on the ConnectWise Marketplace? Yes. It is listed as a security reporting integration that creates ConnectWise PSA tickets from reviewed reports.

Is Varaxon Scan Hub on Microsoft Marketplace? Yes, as a SaaS app. Use the Contact me button on the listing and we reply by email.

Does Scan Hub work with Microsoft Defender for Business? Yes, along with Defender for Endpoint Plan 2, Defender Vulnerability Management and Defender for Servers.

Do I need ConnectWise or Microsoft to use Scan Hub? No. You can upload exports from your vulnerability scanner without connecting anything.

How much does it cost? Your first three reports are free with no card needed. After that, plans start at $49 a month, or you can pay $9 per report. See pricing.

Originally published at varaxontech.com. ConnectWise is a registered trademark of ConnectWise, LLC. Microsoft is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. A marketplace listing is not an endorsement by either company.