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Why security teams choose GhostCheck

The proof-based approach to vulnerability scanning

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Proof-based scanning

Every finding includes proof of exploit. No false positives. No guessing. Just facts.

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100% Local

Your scans never leave your network. Enterprise security without the cloud vendor.

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Zero false positives

Spend less time triaging. Our scanning engine only reports exploitable vulnerabilities.

Why not just use Nessus?

See how GhostCheck compares to the industry standard

FeatureNessusGhostCheck
False positives10-40%< 1%
Proof of exploitNoYes โœ“
Local onlyNoYes โœ“
Price$3,990/year$49 one-time (beta)

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LIMITED BETA
$49$99

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  • โœ“All 9 scan modules
  • โœ“PDF report generation
  • โœ“AI-powered explanations
  • โœ“Unlimited local scans
  • โœ“Lifetime updates for 1 year
  • โœ“Priority support

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After beta period ends

  • โœ“All 9 scan modules
  • โœ“PDF report generation
  • โœ“AI-powered explanations
  • โœ“Unlimited local scans
  • โœ“Lifetime updates for 1 year
  • โœ“Priority support

Price increases when beta ends

How it works

1

Run a scan

Point GhostCheck at your target. It analyzes code, databases, and infrastructure in minutes.

2

Get proof

Every vulnerability finding comes with proof of exploit. Know exactly what can be hacked.

3

Export report

Share findings with your team. Actionable intelligence in seconds, not weeks.

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