7MS #263: Make Nessus Reporting Fun Again!

7MS #263: Make Nessus Reporting Fun Again!

Tell me I can't be the only one who regularly wants to combine a bunch of small Nessus scans files into a big fat Nessus scan file, and then make pretty pictures/graphs/summaries that the customer can easily understand?

Over the last few weeks I must've tried every Powershell and Python script I could get my hands on, yet still didn't find the magic bullet solution. That is, until I found this little beauty of a tool: NamicSoft. It's a $65 tool for Windows that will not only combine multiple Nessus files into one huge file, but it offers a ton of export/reporting features to make the Nessus data more valuable. Oh, and it can also digest Burp and Nexpose data as well!

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