The solution is very scalable (with a matching cost, in that, it gets expensive as you grow). 

The scalability of the tool is okay. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten. I have not been able to have the solution function at a large scale. Hence, I will be able to categorically say that everything is fantastic.

I haven't really tried to scale the solution and therefore cannot really speak to it. We do have some activities happening on there, however, I'm not ready to provide feedback for the results. It's my understanding, however, that the API extensibility is great. I've just not seen anything yet that I can really comment on.

The solution is scalable. 

I rate the product's scalability an eight out of ten. We only recommend some people use Qualys in our organization. It is a limited audience. It is used by the vulnerability management team and a few critical resources from different parts of the cybersecurity department. We have 50 users in total. They should provide role-based access for managers, reviewers, and scanners.

It's incredibly scalable. We've got it across 20 or 30 clients, and so we're pretty happy with how scalable it is from that aspect of a multi-client platform as an MSTP of that type of service.

However, the reporting doesn't seem to be as scalable. The more clients we add to it, the slower it runs with the reporting and dashboards.

Most of our clients are small and medium-sized businesses, so each of those clients has maybe anywhere from 30 to 1,000 agents.

We do plan to increase usage. We're only a year in. We touch a couple of hundred clients a year, so we're just learning the capabilities of it and growing with Qualys as we go. We're definitely all in with Qualys at this point.

I would rate the scalability an eight out of ten.

Because the management sits in the cloud, you don't have to worry about management appliances or anything like that on-premise, so the solution is very scalable. You can split your assets into asset groups and delegate management to different teams. Around 1,000 users are using Qualys in my organization across 60 locations.

The solution is scalable.

We have 25,000 storage devices that are currently using the solution.

For a company with over 100,000 assets, there are challenges with scalability. 

It's scalable. It's easy to expand. 

Many people use the solution. There are likely more than 10,000 users.

The usage is based on the business requirements. It all depends on the service offering.

It is a scalable solution. We have more than 50,000 solution users in our organization globally.

It's easy to scale. 

We have ten solution users in our organization.

Qualys VM is a scalable solution. We currently have about 4500 users in our organization.

Qualys VM is very easy to scale - that's one of the benefits of cloud-based solutions.

I don't see any issues with scalability. When we do multiple IP scans, when we require an increase in the number of IPs, we won't have any problem doing so.

I would rate the tool's scalability an eight out of ten. My company has 10 IT specialists using the product. 

Qualys VM is quite easy to scale.

Scalability is quite good. We can pretty much rely on the tool. It is easy to scale. 

If the organization grows, we can pretty much scale it to most of the areas. The only problem is that they must primarily work on Industrial Control Systems and lightweight devices such as CCTV cameras, and lightweight devices. As a result, they are required to work in that field, otherwise, it is pretty good.

Based on my previous experience, there were approximately 300 or more users using Qualys in organizations with a population of more than two lakh people. Currently, I see that approximately 400 users are using it, and the size of the organization is significantly larger than the previous one.

We use this solution daily.

We currently have 50 plus users and have no plans to increase usage at present. 

The solution is scalable. If you need more resources they can be added to the backend, depending on the circumstances and requirements. If you are able to deploy in the VMDR licensing, you are able to deploy unlimited virtual active appliances to discounted appliances. It all depends on your resources. 

The scalability is good.

I did not have any issues of scalability.

The scalability of Qualys VM is very good.

This solution is used by five security or system administrators in our organization.

We have no plans to expand our usage; it is already widely deployed.

It's very scalable for large networks. We have also used the agents and they work very well.

I have a team of five in our organization and external to it, there are approximately twenty-five.

Qualys VM is a scalable product.

It works with ten assets. It works with 100 assets. It has worked with 3,000 assets. It's quite scalable.

In our organization, we have two dedicated people, and five others are only dedicated to gaining insights. 

It actually depends on how you remediate all of the vulnerabilities in Qualys since you can also set up it such that product owners, that is, the owners of the apps that are deployed on all systems, can access reports and everything. But that's not how we do things.

The security and infrastructure departments are using this solution in our organization.

It is a scalable solution. We use the test version.

No issues were encountered.

The solution is highly scalable.

This is a stable product.

The scalability of Qualys Container Security is good.

No issues encountered.

Qualys VM is scalable.

I have not encountered issues with scalability of the solution. I had scanned 77 servers at a time, and found no issues with scalability while doing so.

Qualys VM's scalability depends on the license that you use.

I have not encountered any issues of scalability function. We do have to pay extra according to the number we are placing on the scan. So, when you want to be covered for the scalability, you will have to pay more.

Qualys VM is highly scalable.

No issues encountered.

People use it for hundreds and thousands of assets, so it is definitely scalable.

The big advantage of using the virtual appliances is that you can increase the allocated hardware if you need more resources.

Qualys Virtual Scanner Appliance is scalable.

I didn't have all of the necessary information regarding the scalability or how to scale this solution, but all vulnerability management solutions have the same idea. 

I believe that it is easy to scale.

Qualys VMDR is definitely scalable.

We have over 15,000 devices and had no issues with scaling up our Qualys infrastructure.

I have not encountered any scalability issues.

Scalability-wise, this is a good product.

Qualys VM is quite easy to scale, and you can cover a large number of instances.

No, as it's very easy to add additional hosts.

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.

This been done without a problem.

I have had no issues with scalability. Initially, we had some issues with the dashboard, but eventually, it set and stabilized. There was an issue with the data dashing between the two models initially, but it was resolved.

It is scalable. The main advantage of Qualys is that it is a cloud-based solution because of which you can scale it up or down according to your needs. It is very quick and flexible.

No issues encountered.

Its scalability is a four or five out of five. 

No issues encountered.

No issues encountered.