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Scheduled external monitoring, on-demand deeper scans, and help when a finding needs a person.

How to choose what to run

Start with monitoring. Go deeper only when you have a reason.

Most teams should put recurring monitoring on the endpoints that matter and leave it running. That is what catches a new open port after a deploy, a service that appeared overnight, or a change nobody logged. On-demand advanced scans are for a focused question: something looks wrong, you are about to launch, or you need stronger evidence before you spend time fixing it.

  • Monitoring for ongoing change on authorized domains and public IPs.
  • On-demand testing before launches and migrations, after big config changes, or when a finding needs a closer look.
  • Premium human help when you want a person to help interpret findings and set fix order.

Scans are for assets you own or are authorized to test. MSPs and contractors need written permission from the asset owner before running deeper jobs. If you resell or manage monitoring for many clients, see MSP and white-label.

What you can buy

Pieces that stack. You do not need all of them on day one.

PortWarden is external exposure work for small businesses and lean IT teams: keep an eye on what the internet can reach, run a deeper job when you need one, and escalate to a human when the report is not enough. MSPs can add multi-client and white-label packaging on top. Below is how the pieces fit.

The stack

  • Recurring monitoring
  • On-demand advanced scans
  • Premium human oversight
  • Pen test quote on request
  • MSP white-label portal
1) Recurring monitoring

Scheduled checks on ports, services, and change

Monitoring watches authorized domains and public IPs on a schedule. You see what is reachable from the internet, what changed since the last run, and what looks off. It is not a one-time screenshot of your edge.

That is how you catch a debug port left open after a late deploy, a listener that showed up after an update, or a service banner that no longer matches what should be there. Reports are written so your team can triage, fix, and retest without decoding raw scanner dumps.

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2) On-demand advanced scans

Deeper jobs when routine monitoring is not enough

Advanced scans are one-off jobs you run when you need more than the scheduled check. Depending on the job, that can mean recon, port and service enumeration, TLS review, vulnerability assessment, or validation against a specific host or app.

Use them for launch checks, post-change validation, or a high-risk asset that deserves a harder look. You pick the job, keep scope authorized, and get evidence you can hand to whoever owns the fix.

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3) Premium human oversight

A person on the findings when you want one

Paid plans include built-in guided analysis so you are not stuck staring at scanner output alone. Active Premium monthly customers also get human oversight: help reading findings, setting fix order, and deciding what can wait.

The point is simple. Know what matters now, what can slide, and how to confirm a fix with a follow-up scan.

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4) Full penetration test (quote)

Scoped human-led testing when you need a full engagement

If you need a full penetration test, request a quote from the Client Portal support center. A security engineer reviews scope, timing, authorization, and deliverables before work starts.

Use this when monitoring and on-demand scans are not enough and you need a dedicated human engagement.

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5) MSP and white-label

Multi-client provider portal under your brand

Managed service providers get a separate multi-tenant workspace: client organizations, inventory, scheduled scans, findings, reports, per-client portal permissions, and white-label options such as logo, theme, custom hostname, and attribution control.

Use this when you manage external monitoring for many small-business environments and want clients to see your brand, not a generic shared product.

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Start with monitoring. Add deeper scans and human help when you need them.