ThreatScout Deep Scan

Go deeper than a free website security scan

ScoutLab Deep Scan is a one-time, authorised external vulnerability assessment for Australian businesses. It adds active testing of your confirmed website and internet-facing assets to identify covered exposed services, misconfiguration and known vulnerabilities that a passive surface scan cannot safely reach.

Start with the Free Scan A$199 one-time · Same-scan Full Report credit available
Product fit

Three levels of external website security visibility

Free website security scan

Coverage
Passive external signals
Best for
A fast starting point
Price
Free

Deep Scan

Coverage
Authorised active external scanning
Best for
A deeper one-off assessment
Price
A$199 once

Website security monitoring

Coverage
Recurring external checks and change visibility
Best for
Ongoing oversight
Price
A$199/month
Assessment coverage

What a ScoutLab Deep Scan examines

Internet-facing exposure

Review approved websites, hostnames and reachable services from the same external perspective available on the public internet.

Known vulnerabilities

Identify covered software and service weaknesses, then enrich supported findings with current vulnerability intelligence where a reliable match exists.

Configuration and attack surface

Look beyond a homepage response to the authorised services, TLS configuration, domains and related external assets included in the confirmed scope.

Evidence-led reporting

Organise observations into a report with business context, technical detail and practical remediation guidance for the people responsible for the website.

Coverage depends on the confirmed scope and on what each authorised asset exposes externally. Results describe what was observed; they do not imply access to your source code, internal network, staff processes or every application workflow.

How it works

A controlled path from free scan to active testing

1

Run the free external scan

Start with the same accountless ThreatScout scan available to every website owner. It checks passive public signals and creates your tokenised report.

2

Choose your next step

Buy Deep Scan directly for A$199 from the locked report, or unlock the Full Report for A$99 first if you want the complete free-layer findings immediately.

3

Receive the same-scan credit when eligible

If you already paid A$99 for the Full Report on this same scan, that payment is credited against the A$199 Deep Scan price, leaving a standard A$100 balance before any valid promotion.

4

Confirm your authorised scope

You explicitly confirm the website and assets you own or are authorised to test. Nothing starts merely because checkout completed.

5

Review the deeper report

ScoutLab returns prioritised findings with plain-English context, technical evidence and remediation guidance for your developer or IT provider.

Important limits

Automated scanning is not manual penetration testing

Deep Scan is not a manual penetration test. If you are budgeting for human-led testing, use our Australian penetration testing cost guide to compare scope, quote drivers and buyer questions. Deep Scan does not replace human-led testing where your organisation needs controlled exploitation, business-logic testing, authenticated workflow testing, source-code review or formal assurance. Automated external scanning is useful because it can cover common issues efficiently, but it cannot find every vulnerability and a clean result does not guarantee security.

The UK National Cyber Security Centre describes vulnerability scanning as an automated and cost-effective part of vulnerability management, while noting that it cannot match the breadth and depth of manual penetration testing. Its penetration testing guidance also frames a penetration test as an assurance activity using adversary-like tools and techniques.

Who it is for

When a one-off deeper scan makes sense

Before a significant website launch or platform migration
After adding new internet-facing services or integrations
When a free scan shows signals that deserve deeper investigation
When a business needs more detail for its developer or IT provider
After remediation, to re-evaluate the authorised external scope
Before deciding whether a manual penetration test is also required
FAQ

Deep website security scan questions

What is a ScoutLab Deep Scan?

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A ScoutLab Deep Scan is a one-time, authorised external security assessment. It goes beyond the passive signals in the free scan by actively testing the approved website and internet-facing assets for exposed services, misconfiguration and known vulnerabilities.

How much does a Deep Scan cost?

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The full Deep Scan price is A$199 as a one-time payment for the base scope. If you have paid A$99 to unlock the Full Report for this same scan, that payment is credited and the remaining Deep Scan upgrade is A$100 before any valid promotion.

Is Deep Scan a penetration test?

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No. Deep Scan is automated external vulnerability scanning, not a manual penetration test. It does not test every application workflow, business-logic condition or internal control. Commission a suitably scoped penetration test when human-led validation or formal assurance is required.

Do I need to authorise active testing?

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Yes. Active testing only begins after you confirm the website and assets you own or are authorised to test. A purchase by itself does not start active scanning.

What does the report include?

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The report groups findings by priority and provides plain-English context, technical detail, evidence and remediation guidance that can be shared with your web developer, hosting provider or IT team.

Does a clean Deep Scan prove my website is secure?

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No. Automated external scanning has defined limits and cannot find every vulnerability. A clear result means the checks completed without identifying a covered issue; it is not a guarantee of security.

Begin with your website's external signals

Run the free scan first. You can review the initial result before deciding whether the Full Report and one-time Deep Scan are appropriate for your business.

Run the Free Website Security Scan