The scan has found no failures. Am I safe?

Not really. The scan attempts to find as many security vulnerabilities in your SBC as possible, but it does not claim to find 100% of issues. Also do note that attacks can happen at any time, even immediately after the scan completes.

Security is a discipline rather than a one-off activity. The threat landscape is always changing – new attackers emerge, new methods are employed, networks change with new connections, calling patterns change. In short, the state of SBC security is always changing. You need to scan periodically to have a robust and secure SBC.

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• Can the scan be run during work hours on a production SBC?

  Yes, you can safely run the scan during peak or off-peak hours. The scan only requires read access to the configuration and logs and is not intensive on SBC compute, memory or network. It is preferable to run it during off-peak hours.

• I see failures in the summary report. What do I need to do now to remediate the failures?

  You need to get the detailed report (available at a small fee), follow the instructions to remediate, and remediate the issues. Not all suggestions can be immediately acted upon. Remediate what you can immediately to contain the attack. Perform the ...

• The report has found a lot of security issues. Does it mean I will get hacked now?

  If the scan has identified a lot of issues, it is important that you need to take urgent action. An attacker may have gained some knowledge about your system or have initial access, or in a worse condition, may have already breached it. But all is ...

• Do we need to sign any contract (NDA / MSA) to use your scan?

  No, you do not need to sign any contract with us to use the scan. Go ahead and scan now!

• I cannot see the “view” option for my scan on the dashboard.

  This could happen if the scan is still under progress, or if the scan has aborted. If it is under 180 minutes of starting the scan, please wait and allow it to complete. You will receive an email notification once it completes, and it will be ...