Rapid7 InsightVM Reviews

I'm helping customers manage vulnerabilities in their organization. It's for vulnerability scanning. 

It helps with the scanning of vulnerabilities. It's great at handling remediation after you've found an issue and managing the process of vulnerability remediation. The solution provides great advice.

The solution offers very good intelligence and tracking the process of remediation.

It goes very deep and doesn't just find the problem - it helps fix things too. 

The setup is easy.

The solution is easy to use.

It offers good scalability.

It's stable.

The pricing is reasonable. 

The solution can scale.

At times, some customers want more on-premises solutions, and yet vendors want us to load features onto the cloud. While it works in a hybrid way, they need to ensure they keep a customer's needs in mind.

There should be containerization within the VM.

I've been using the solution for two years. 

It is stable and reliable. I haven't had issues with it. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. 

The solution offers very good scalability. One license allows you to have three consoles. It's good for a distributed environment. 

I didn't use different solutions previously.

The initial setup is quite easy. It's easy to use. You can deploy it in less than one hour. Everything happens very fast. It just depends on how long you want to test before implementation. The tuning, however, is a bigger process. 

The solution isn't too expensive. The company offers good bundles. The pricing is simple and based on assets. It's transparent. 

I did evaluate other solutions before using this solution. I looked online. 

I'm a partner, not a customer.

I've been using the solution's latest version and updating it often. 

I'd advise people to use the product as a vulnerability scanner and as a remediation tool. They should look at the whole brand and see if any of their other products can integrate with the scanner. 

I would rate the solution nine out of ten.

We use Rapid7 InsightVM to increase vulnerability scanning, which is why we tried Qualys as well.

This solution's most useful feature is that it is entirely a single-page application.

The UI is both professional and user-friendly.

The drawback is that it is still not a fully SaaS solution, so you have to deploy a console.

I have been working with Rapid7 InsightVM for six weeks.

Rapid7 InsightVM is stable.

Rapid7 InsightVM is a scalable solution.

We have two dedicated technicians to assist us.

We are also testing Qualys. If you look at both options, I believe they are the same. Both are in the top market leader position.

Both tools have the same features. The most essential consideration in choosing one of those two experiences with it and whether it fits inside your business.

I can't decide, we are still in the comparison phases.

It is very easy to set up.

It can be deployed in a matter of weeks.

It is pretty expensive. It depends on what you consider pricey, however, if you only look at vulnerability management solutions, such as within VM or VMDR, there are, I suppose the prices are almost the same. But I believe you will discover that for yourself.

Experiment with it and gain some experience with it.

I would rate Rapid7 InsightVM an eight out of ten.

The primary use case of this solution is for critical business applications for the web. We have also implemented it to identify when we are changing and an older system like the application client-server, the server two, the network equipment like switch routers, and security solutions.

The most valuable feature for us is the different types of reporting it provides. For example, the compliance reporting, compliance with the international standard in which we are certified and compliant. This is important for us to escalate the dashboard to our top management.

We need to scan and identify the different RPGs, the critical ones and the major ones that can generate risk or a measure of risk. We generate the reporting from the system and relay the report to our internal developers. We have our internal developers in the bank.

This solution integrates with another module in Metasploit, that doesn't exist in the other solutions. It is subscribed to on our roadmap, but we chose to implement both Nexppose and AppSpider.

This solution is stable. It's a good solution.

This solution is scalable.

It takes two people to manage this solution and to be the backup for the succession plan. Our manager has access and performs audits.

Technical support is good and responsive.

In this current company, they were using Qualys and I convinced the management to change to Rapid 7.

After every event, we are required to automize with information control tools like Sandbox, IPS, and vulnerability management. All of those security tools need to be implemented and automized.

That is not the case with Rapid 7. It can be automized and we are dependant on ourselves. We can perform in having this solution customized with the confines of our text.

The initial setup was not complex and it was easy to implement.

It took a week to prepare and install the virtual machine, and to implement the solution it took one month.

Our Regulatory requires that all banks must implement all security solutions on-premises, not on the cloud because they are worried that the data will be compromised and available on different data centers around the world.

We had the help of an integrator to implement this solution. There were three engineers to help. One was for Nexpose and two for Appsider.

This solution is expensive, but it's fine for us as we have an open budget for security solutions. Protection and having the system secured is more important.

Rapid 7 is a leading solution that has been implemented in many companies.

In Nexpose you have the console and the app assistant for Rapid 7. The design can be implemented in all of the segments of the network to scan, perform the scale of the scan, perform the reporting, generate the reports, and send it to the central console.

I would suggest that customers acquire this solution.

In addition to management, we are subscribed to the security dispense team and the company emergency dispense team. We always receive the bulletins, so we are always aware of the vulnerabilities.

I appreciate this solution. All of the features that are included are enough for me.

This is an excellent solution and I would rate it a ten out of ten.

It's a vulnerability scanning tool utilized within the vulnerability management process. We employ it to conduct internal vulnerability assessments of company or organizational host IPs.

It aids in enhancing the overall security posture within our organization. It uncovered numerous vulnerabilities that had been overlooked, which was quite beneficial.

The most valuable features are its reporting capabilities and the host discovery functionality.

The primary issue I encountered initially with this tool was related to configuration. There is a significant learning curve, that non-technical individuals, especially those not specialized in computer science or the information security industry, might face.

I have been working with it for six months.

I am satisfied with the stability provided.

The initial setup went smoothly, but after completing it, I encountered difficulties when attempting to use features like the dashboard and the scan now option. Specifically, I faced challenges with scanning the host, which proved to be quite frustrating.

The initial setup wasn't overly difficult, so it took me around one to two days due to troubleshooting issues. Overall deployment took about two to three days in total.

I highly recommend Rapid7 as my experience with it is very positive. Overall, I would rate it eight out of ten.

We use the solution for vulnerability management. We perform scanning and security patching in selected network zones utilizing it.

The solution's most valuable features are the simplicity of use, identifying vulnerable assets, and the ability to create remediation projects.

They should integrate the solution with multiple products along with ServiceNow.

We have been using the solution for two or three months.

I rate the solution's stability as an eight.

We have a few tens of users of the solution. They include IT specialists, engineers, and administrators. We can easily install scan engines in different zones of our network. But, we face difficulties pairing the scan engines to the management console. 

I rate the solution's scalability as an eight.

The vendor team helps us install the solution.

The solution's pricing depends on the number of users per month as per our contract. We have a limit of scanning around 4000 appliances. It covers a sufficient scope regarding our requirements.

The solution works well. I recommend it to others and rate it as an eight.

We primarily use the solution for vulnerability management and monitoring the progress of the remediation process.

The remediation feature has been quite useful. 

It's easy to set up the solution. 

It's stable.

The solution scales well.

The solution isn't missing any features, and I haven't noticed any shortcomings. 

There was functionality present previously, however, currently, we can't integrate directly with Jira Service Desk - only the cloud version. That, or we must share to the internet on-prem Jira Service Desk. It's not easy for us since we use only the on-prem Service Desk service, and we don't straight to the internet for our service.

InsightVM can only directly connect to the internet. So, we can't use this integration and send tasks to our technical team from InsightVM. We, therefore, need better integration with Jira Service Desk. 

The stability has been good overall. I would rate it five out of five in terms of reliability. The performance is good. There are no bugs or glitches, and it doesn't crash or freeze. 

The solution is suitable for big or small organizations. We have clients of different sizes using the product. 

It's used at the engineering level, with security and administrators using it regularly.

I'd rate it five out of five in terms of the ease of scaling. 

The solution is straightforward to set up. I'd rate it four out of five in terms of ease of implementation. 

We have one or two team members that can set up the solution. 

How long it takes to deploy depends on the customer. For a small customer, it's less than one month or sometimes two weeks. For a big customer with many assets and services, it takes two or three months to deploy.

We only need to have one or two people on hand to handle maintenance tasks. 

The solution is not overly expensive.

We use this solution for our clients.

We're dealing with the latest version of the product.

InsightVM is a solution based on on-prem infrastructure connected to the cloud service, so it's a hybrid solution.

Overall, it's a nice tool. 

I'd rate the solution nine out of ten. 

InsightVM is mainly used for vulnerability management.

InsightVM's most valuable feature is risk scoring, a formula based on different vectors like the ease of exploitation and the availability of the machine. It can be customized according to the customer's needs - for example, if they have an asset that is more vulnerable, they can adjust the risk score according to their infrastructure. It also has a very robust dashboard system and good integration.

InsightVM could be improved by providing passive scanning as an option. They could also introduce license packages for fewer than 128 users for smaller organizations.

I've been using InsightVM for almost five years.

InsightVM is stable.

InsightVM has the option of implementing the scan engine separately, which helps with scalability.

InsightVM's technical support is very good.

Positive

InsightVM is easy to implement and deploy, even for small and medium businesses.

InsightVM's licensing starts at a minimum of 128 IPs and can scale up to over 1,000.

InsightVM is easy to use, has a well-defined dashboard, and can be customized according to your needs. You can also segregate your assets and define IP ranges. I would give InsightVM a rating of nine out of ten.

There are so many cases for InsightVM. It's used for customers that need the ICS compiler or if they need users to work from home right now. It allows them to manage assets from anywhere. 

Using active scan is good.

If you have a history with the solution, the initial setup is easy.

The solution is stable and reliable.

It's very scalable.

The agent must be covered if the customer wants to do a combined thing. InsightVM cannot do that if they are using an agent. We'd like the agent to cover more compliance issues.

I've been using the solution for three or four years. 

The product is stable. There aren't bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze. It's reliable and the performance is good.

If you want to scan more than 1,000 assets, then we need to show the requirement first. It will use the server with maximum CPU, and maximum RAM. The scalability is quite higher than on the previous one we used. It keeps getting better.

Typically, the initial setup is easy. If a user has the experience, it is straightforward. However, if we work together with an organization that has never used it before, there's more configuration that needs to be done.

We're working with the latest version of the solution, however, I cannot recall the exact version number.

While our clients are using a hybrid cloud, the customers still need to install on-premise. Your console right now is like a dashboard; it's moved to the cloud.

I'd advise users to try the solution. If they are using InsightVM they will be able to quickly understand what the vulnerabilities are on their assets.

I'd rate the solution eight out of ten.