R-Vision VM 6.6 Adds Container Scanning, Web Application Audits and Mobile Scanner for Isolated Networks

R-Vision has released version 6.6 of its vulnerability management platform, expanding detection capabilities to web applications, Docker and Kubernetes container environments, and previously unreachable isolated network segments. The new web audit feature inventories resources and identifies associated vulnerabilities, although the company describes the current functionality as basic and not intended to replace dedicated DAST solutions. Container auditing now covers both Docker and Kubernetes, including runtime analysis, with findings presented directly in the host card within the central console. The most notable addition is a mobile scanner that runs on a laptop without requiring dedicated servers, allowing security specialists to audit air-gapped or remote sites and later upload results to the main R-Vision VM instance. The mobile component supports White Box, Black Box, Compliance and web-audit modes, performs full inventory, and is designed to scan up to 2000 hosts. Additional improvements include expanded inventory for ESXi, vCenter and network equipment, updated compliance checks, enhanced dashboards, automation policies and data export options, plus the ability to update agents directly from the interface.

AntiMalwareSeptember 17, 2026Translated from Russian

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R-Vision has released version 6.6 of its R-Vision VM vulnerability management system, significantly expanding the product’s ability to discover vulnerabilities in web applications, container environments and previously inaccessible network segments.

The new web-audit module automatically detects and inventories web resources before searching for related vulnerabilities. While the company acknowledges that these capabilities remain basic and do not aim to replace specialized DAST tools, all discovered issues are now consolidated within the single R-Vision VM console alongside results from other scanning methods.

Container auditing now covers Docker and Kubernetes environments, including runtime analysis. The system collects data on the composition and current state of container infrastructure, identifies security issues and displays findings directly in the corresponding host card.

The standout feature of the release is a mobile scanner designed for closed network segments that the central R-Vision VM instance cannot reach. The component is installed on a standard laptop and operates without any additional servers. A specialist can travel to an isolated site, perform an audit and later upload the results to the main system.

The mobile scanner supports White Box, Black Box, Compliance and web-audit modes, performs full inventory and is rated for environments containing up to 2000 hosts. Primary use cases include critical information infrastructure facilities, remote branches, air-gapped networks, on-site audits and temporary projects.

Version 6.6 also extends inventory capabilities for ESXi, vCenter and network equipment, updates compliance checks, dashboards, automation policies and data export functions. Agents can now be updated directly from the web interface, and initial deployment is simplified by an installation wizard.

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