PCI SSC Approved Scanning Vendor
Secusy is a PCI SSC-approved ASV scanner. Enter your IPs, launch your scan in minutes, and receive a QSA-ready report accepted by your acquirer, without contracts, onboarding delays, or unnecessary complexity.
Trusted by SMBs and compliance teams to meet PCI DSS external scanning requirements
HOW IT WORKS
Enter the IP addresses or domains in scope for your PCI DSS assessment. No agents to install, no professional services engagement required
Secusy performs ASV scan, checking against known vulnerabilities as defined by PCI DSS requirements.
Receive a formatted, audit-ready ASV report your QSA or acquirer can accept directly. Pass your scan, satisfy the requirement, move forward
Features
Enterprise ASV vendors charge thousands per year. Secusy ASV Scanner is built for businesses that need to pass their PCI DSS external scan, not fund a compliance department.
See exactly what you'll pay before you start. No sales call required to get a number. No surprise overages. Pricing starts from $80/IP per scan, a fraction of what enterprise ASV vendors charge
No implementation project. No onboarding call. Sign up, enter your targets, and complete your first PCI compliance scan the same day. Most customers are scanning within 30 minutes of signup
External vulnerability scanning is only useful if the results are trustworthy. Secusy returns accurate findings with clear remediation guidance, so your team fixes real issues, not noise.
Reports are structured to meet QSA and acquirer requirements out of the box. Everything is documented and clearly formatted, ready to submit without reformatting or explanation.
Join 500+ businesses using Secusy ASV Scanner to meet PCI DSS external scanning requirements — without the enterprise price tag
FAQS
An ASV Scanner is a vulnerability scanning solution operated by a PCI SSC-approved Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV). It identifies security weaknesses in internet-facing systems and helps organizations meet PCI DSS compliance requirements by detecting vulnerabilities that could expose cardholder data.
An ASV scan is an external vulnerability assessment required by PCI DSS. It evaluates publicly accessible systems, websites, and IP addresses for known security vulnerabilities that could impact payment card data security.
Organizations that store, process, or transmit payment card data and have internet-facing systems may require ASV scans to comply with PCI DSS. This includes eCommerce businesses, payment service providers, retailers, and merchants accepting card payments online.
An ASV Scanner examines internet-facing assets such as websites, servers, applications, and public IP addresses for known vulnerabilities and security misconfigurations. The scan generates a report detailing identified risks, their severity, and recommended remediation steps to help organizations achieve compliance.
Yes. PCI DSS requires quarterly external vulnerability scans conducted by a PCI SSC-approved ASV for organizations with internet-facing systems in scope. Additional scans may also be required after significant changes to systems or network infrastructure.
The scope of an ASV scan includes all internet-facing systems that could affect the security of the cardholder data environment. This may include public IP addresses, websites, web applications, firewalls, routers, VPN gateways, and cloud-hosted assets accessible from the internet.
The cost of an ASV scan typically ranges from $100 to $500 per year for small businesses, depending on the number of IP addresses, scan frequency, and reporting requirements.
Many PCI-approved ASV providers offer subscription-based pricing that includes unlimited rescans, compliance reports, and vulnerability remediation guidance. Organizations with larger networks or multiple external assets may require customized pricing.
An ASV scan is an automated assessment that identifies known vulnerabilities in internet-facing systems and is required for PCI DSS compliance. A penetration test is a manual security assessment performed by security professionals who attempt to exploit vulnerabilities to evaluate real-world attack risks.
A PCI SSC-certified ASV Scanner follows approved scanning methodologies established by the PCI Security Standards Council. It provides compliance-ready reports that are accepted by acquiring banks, payment processors, and QSAs, helping organizations simplify PCI DSS compliance.
