AngstepGreat software should be fairly priced
AngstepGreat software should be fairly priced
Angstep's Netmon brings monitoring, remote access, vulnerability scanning and client-ready reporting into a single multi-tenant platform — so your techs stop tab-hopping and your clients finally understand what they're paying for.
After 18 years as an MSP and MSSP I decided to provide a better solution. Most MSPs run a monitoring tool, a scanner, a remote-access client and a pile of spreadsheets — none of which talk to each other. The gaps between them are where incidents hide and where client trust quietly erodes.
Auto-discovery maps every device on the client LAN — workstations, servers, printers, cameras, IoT — with live availability, latency and packet-loss tracking.
Built-in vulnerability scanning cross-checks devices against the national CVE database and the catalogue of actively-exploited threats so you can drill down to the real problem — not just a port list.
Ever been asked "What are we paying you for"? Generate a plain-English security report your client actually understands — on demand, in one click. Turn invisible work into visible value.
Everything an MSP needs to monitor, secure and report on client networks — designed to work together from day one.
You can even run common scripts on Windows and Linux devices right from the main Dashboard.
Most MSPs treat a support ticket like a fire extinguisher — something you reach for once the smoke's already filling the room.
NetMon flips that by reacting like a smoke detector: the moment a device's real-world performance goes sideways — not just offline, but degraded, flapping around, quietly struggling — a ticket opens itself, often before the customer has any idea something's wrong.
Continuous device discovery, Baseline Monitoring, live up/down status, latency and packet-loss history, and instant alerts the moment something stops responding.
Jump straight onto any managed device from the dashboard. No separate licence, no extra client to install and maintain.
Angstep learns each network's baseline, then flags any unfamiliar device the moment it appears — with a one-click "trust" workflow for the ones you expect.
Live CVE and known-exploit matching, plus risky-service detection that flags exposed remote desktop, file sharing and databases in plain language.
Accept and document a known risk with a required note. Your reasoning is recorded against the device — a clean audit trail for every decision.
One click turns raw scan data into a branded, plain-English security report — the document that justifies your retainer at every review.
Legacy RMM tools bolt on security as an afterthought. Standalone scanners don't monitor. Basic network monitors can't report. Angstep does all three — and hands you the client report at the end.
See Angstep running against a live network and find out how much tooling — and how many tabs — you can retire.
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