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We build evidence-led vulnerability reporting

Varaxon Technologies LLC is a software company. We built Varaxon Scan Hub, scanner-agnostic, evidence-led vulnerability reporting software.

What we do

Security teams, MSPs and consultants already run vulnerability scanners. What eats their time is the step after the scan: turning thousands of raw findings into a report a client will read, agree with and act on. Scan Hub does that step. Upload an export, and it ranks every finding, writes the fix plan in plain language and keeps each line tied to the scanner evidence behind it.

We are a software company. We do not sell penetration tests or consulting, and Varaxon Technologies LLC is not affiliated with Varakon or any similarly named company.

  • Evidence first.

    Every statement in a Scan Hub report traces back to something the scanner export actually contains. Where the data is missing, the report says so instead of implying a clean result.

  • Your scanner stays.

    Scan Hub reads exports from the scanners teams already run and connects to Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management and ConnectSecure. It does not replace a scanner or need an agent on client devices.

  • Ranked by real-world danger.

    Findings are ordered by whether attackers are using them (CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog), how likely exploitation is (EPSS) and how severe they are (CVSS).

  • Little data, kept briefly.

    Uploaded scan files are deleted within 7 days of upload. The privacy policy and data processing addendum spell out the rest.

Who writes the guides

Brandon Sooknanan, Founder, Varaxon Technologies. Brandon founded Varaxon Technologies and built Varaxon Scan Hub. He writes these guides from the work of turning raw scanner exports into reports clients act on.

Brandon Sooknanan on LinkedIn

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