Find what's vulnerable inside your network, not just at the perimeter

Agent-based internal vulnerability scanning, with audit-ready reports for compliance.

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Keep your internal systems secure

Find critical vulnerabilities within your internal endpoints, including local misconfigurations, encryption weaknesses, and vulnerable software packages.

Cover remote employees

Our agent-based scanner runs on endpoints wherever they are. If someone's laptop is sitting on a home network with an unpatched service, you'll know about it.

Meet compliance requirements with ease

Intruder takes the pain out of preparing for audits. Generate audit-ready reports and integrate with your compliance platform to share evidence automatically.

Install the agent

Deploy Intruder’s lightweight agent on your internal targets. It runs quietly in the background, and works across Windows, macOS, and Linux including remote and off-network machines.

Audit-ready reports

Automated reports are generated after every scan and include a high-level summary plus the technical detail auditors need for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more.

Prioritize and fix

Every finding is ranked by risk, not just severity. Intruder tells you what's actually exploitable in your environment and gives you step-by-step guidance on how to fix it.

Find what's exposed, fix what matters, and stay ahead of new threats

Does Intruder help with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance?

Yes — generate audit-ready reports for frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA to share with auditors or upload into compliance tools like Drata and Vanta.

Why is internal vulnerability scanning important?

Unpatched internal systems make it easy for an attacker to move laterally once they have an initial foothold, whether from a phishing email, a compromised credential, or an exploited external service. Internal scanning finds those weaknesses before they're chained together. It's also a requirement for most compliance frameworks and customer security questionnaires.

What is the difference between external and internal vulnerability scanning?

External scanning assesses your internet-facing infrastructure for vulnerabilities an attacker could exploit without access to your network. Internal scanning checks endpoints behind your firewall, like employee laptops, servers, and internal services, for weaknesses only visible from inside. Most security teams run both. Learn more about internal vs external vulnerability scanning.

What systems can I scan with Intruder's internal scanner?

Any device running Windows, Linux, or macOS. Intruder's internal scanner is agent-based, so you install a lightweight agent on each device you want to scan. See the setup guide.

Can I scan network devices like routers and switches?

No. Intruder's internal scanner is agent-based, meaning it runs directly on each device rather than scanning across the network. This catches vulnerabilities a network scan would miss, like missing OS patches and local misconfigurations, but it doesn't cover network devices. Read more about agent-based vs. network-based scanning.

How much does Intruder's internal vulnerability scanning cost?

Internal scanning is available on Pro and Enterprise plans. Each device you scan uses one infrastructure license, priced the same as external targets. See pricing.