The best thing is that it actually fits into how we work. Most scanners feel like they were built in 2005, but Bright feels modern. It doesn't scream about 500 "vulnerabilities" that turn out to be nothing. It only pings us for stuff that actually matters. Also, the remediation tips are actually written for human beings, not just robots, so my team knows exactly what to fix without a three-hour meeting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI can feel a little dense at first. There’s a lot going on in the dashboard, and it took me a few tries to find exactly where some of the scan settings were buried. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.