Where Exploit Hound fits.

How to read this table

Our column is generated from the capability registry the whole site reads, so it says the same thing here as on the integrations page. Each vendor column links to that vendor’s own comparison, where every cell names the product, the official page it came from and the date that page was read.

Available

Documented by the vendor as part of the named product, with no separate module or tier stated on the page checked.

Pending approval

Built, and validated against a live environment, with operator approval for general availability still outstanding. Usable under the terms of a guided evaluation; not yet generally available.

Separate module

Documented, and sold or packaged as a different named product from the one this column is about.

Plan dependent

Documented as belonging to a higher tier, package or add-on of the same product.

Beta

Implemented and available for guided evaluation; production validation is not complete.

Limited scope

Present, and narrower than the row's name suggests. The note says how.

Not available

The vendor's own documentation states it is not supported, or we have established the product does not do it.

Not verified

We have not checked an official source for this row. It is not a claim that the capability is missing.

Not verified is not Not available. Most of the Qualys column is unresearched rather than missing, and it says so.

How these statuses relate to the ones on the integrations page

Exploit Hound integration statuses are generated from the same shared registry used by the integrations page. This keeps GA, Production Validation, Beta and Not Built classifications consistent throughout the website. The registry’s own words for what those classifications mean, and how each is drawn here:

Available

GA — Validated end to end in a live deployment and approved for production use.

Pending approval

Production Validation — Live validation has been completed, with final approval still pending. It is not generally available, and this table does not show it as though it were.

Beta

Beta — Implemented and tested, including against recorded provider behavior, but not yet validated against a live vendor tenant.

Limited scope

Partial — built, and narrower in scope than the name implies. The cell says how.

Not available

Not Built — not implemented and not represented as available. We can say this about our own product; we almost never say it about somebody else’s.