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FactGrypeManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus
Company foundedAnchore says Saïd Ziouani and Daniel Nurmi opened the company in 2016.Gartner lists ManageEngine's founding year as 2002.
Company headquartersAnchore is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California.LinkedIn lists headquarters at Del Valle, Texas, United States.
Company sizeLinkedIn lists Anchore at 51–200 employees.LinkedIn lists ManageEngine as having 5,001–10,000 employees.
Founded20161996
HeadquartersSanta Barbara, California, United StatesPleasanton, California, United States
IntegrationsThe installation documentation provides a Docker image and lists community installation options including Homebrew, MacPorts, Winget, Scoop, and Snapcraft.The integrations page advertises endpoint-vulnerability ingestion, endpoint-management workflows and forwarding audit logs to SIEM tools.
LicenceGrype is released under the permissive Apache-2.0 licence; its logo uses CC BY 4.0.The EULA restricts copying, sublicensing, modification, reverse engineering and third-party access, indicating proprietary commercial software rather than open source.
PurposeGrype scans container images, filesystems, and SBOMs for known vulnerabilities.The product identifies and assesses vulnerabilities across a network and helps remediate them.
Risk prioritizationResults can be sorted by severity, EPSS, KEV and risk scoring.It prioritizes vulnerabilities using AI-based risk scores, CVSS severity, EPSS, and active attack trends.

Grype plans

  • GrypeFree
  • Grype open-source scannerFree

ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus plans

  • FreeFree
  • Free EditionFree
  • Professional Cloud (100 workstations)$90 a month
  • Enterprise Cloud (100 workstations)$155 a month
  • Professional On-Premises (100 workstations)$695 a year
  • Professional — On-Premises$695 a year

Pick Grype if…

Grype suits developers and teams checking packages, images, filesystems, or SBOMs for known vulnerabilities. Its individual-package scanning is also intended for lightweight checks and compliance reviews of specific dependencies.

Pick ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus if…

It suits teams that need to assess vulnerabilities, prioritize remediation, and manage patches across Windows and Linux systems. Teams using macOS should note that the listed support there is limited to patch management.

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