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ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus vs Nipper OmniSight

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FactManageEngine Vulnerability Manager PlusNipper OmniSight
Founded19962009
HeadquartersPleasanton, California, United StatesLondon, United Kingdom
IntegrationsThe integrations page advertises endpoint-vulnerability ingestion, endpoint-management workflows and forwarding audit logs to SIEM tools.Titania lists integrations including Splunk, Elastic, Rapid7, Forescout, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, Git, and ServiceNow.
PurposeThe product identifies and assesses vulnerabilities across a network and helps remediate them.Nipper OmniSight analyzes exported network-device configurations to find and prioritize exposure from misconfigurations, weak controls, and segmentation gaps.
Security controlsOfficial security documentation states role-based access, encrypted database fields, TLS 1.2 transport, SHA-256, AES-256/ECDHE ciphers and digitally signed binaries.The installation flow offers an option to enable two-factor authentication.

ManageEngine Vulnerability Manager Plus plans

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

Nipper OmniSight plans

  • StandalonePriced on request
  • IntegratedPriced on request
  • ContinuousPriced on request

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.

Pick Nipper OmniSight if…

OmniSight is aimed at network security teams, especially organizations operating regulated, classified, sovereign, mission-critical, or other high-consequence environments.

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