Open/listening ports visibility + policy rules to flag or deny risky services across systems.
Ports are where “normal operations” and “unexpected exposure” meet. VectraOps captures open/listening ports per host so you can spot shadow services, confirm intended listeners, and document evidence for audits. On top of visibility, port policies let you encode your standards so risky ports stand out immediately.
VectraOps records listening/open ports per system so you can quickly answer a simple but critical question: “what is reachable on this host right now?”. That gives you immediate context during incidents and makes hardening work measurable over time.
The biggest risk is often not the well-known ports—it’s the one that appeared silently after a change, a package install, or a temporary troubleshooting action. With regular snapshots you can identify drift and follow up before it becomes an audit finding or a real compromise path.
Visibility is great, but standards make it actionable. Port policies let you encode what’s acceptable per environment. When a host deviates—by role, site, or tenant—you get a clear, explainable signal.
When audits come around, you want proof—not assumptions. Port snapshots and policy outcomes give you concrete evidence of what was open, when it changed, and whether it matched your standards.