I chose Rapid7 over Tenable Nessus because of its better performance, comprehensive functionality, and stronger support for operating systems and services. While Tenable Nessus may be cheaper, it lacks integration with other features and is more suited for SMBs rather than enterprises.

We were using Qualys. We switched because of the organization's standard.

We also use Tenable Nessus.

We are actively seeking alternatives. If you can offer a better solution, superior after-sales service, and overall better everything, we would like to explore what you have to offer.

I didn't use different solutions previously.

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.

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.

We initially worked with Qualys and found that Qualys has a better reputation but it is expensive. Companies with bigger budgets and who would like a cloud solution, usually prefer Qualys. This is also because of the product maturity and the research they provide.

The challenge with Qualys is that they do not have any distributors in Pakistan. They do not have an on-premises product, which caters more towards the enterprise accounts in Pakistan. I prefer going with Rapid7 for this reason. Rapid7 have a good distribution network with good support and market presence. 

The company did not use a different solution before using this product.

I have used Tenable Nessus previously for my personal projects. I used it for scanning for my projects in college.

Last year got a new person in the position of information security officer, and he brought the news with him.

We went with NeXpose because we wanted to get as many products as we could from the same vendor. A full suite would have been fantastic, but that doesn't exist yet. Rapid7 had the vulnerability scanner, the penetration testing, and the SIEM, and the web app evaluator. They're adding other things. They acquired another company recently that will benefit us if we get that product. It's the all-in-one works we like.

My most important criterion when selecting a vendor is that they have to have a purchasing vehicle that is approved for school districts. It's harder than it sounds. We can't just say, "We want that, send us a bill."

I have had some previous experience with Qualys and using Rapid7 now is really a matter of what I chose to bring on based on my personal user experience. Each has its own advantages and neither is a bad product.   

I have some experience with Tenable Nessus, although I did not use it on a professional basis. 

We switched to Rapid7 because we were not satisfied with our previous solution. It was not up to par in terms of our needs and standards.

I have tried Nessus when it was a free edition. After that I have used OpenVAS and Qualys.

Qualys is another good solution.

I previously used Tenable Nessus and Nessus Scan. Insight VM vs Tenable Nessus is a more user-friendly product.

I have used Tenable SC and Tenable.io, and you cannot compare to Tenable SC or Tenable.io with any other vulnerability solution.

Tenable has that supremacy. It is very easy to manage and very easy to understand. You don't need any prior knowledge or experience to install it; you can do it on your own. You don't need any additional assistance or help through a search on how to install or scan your assets.

Tenable has a very powerful reporting engine but needs to be enhanced.

I have previously used Qualys, and I find the Rapid7 is a bit limited in terms of reporting.