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Introducing VaultorNet Corso: every device managed, every exposure found
Corso enrols laptops and phones with a QR code, locks down USB and file sharing in one click, and scans your domain for leaked passwords and look-alike sites.
VaultorNet Team · 1 min read
Ask a small manufacturer how many laptops and phones carry company data, and the honest answer is usually “we’re not sure”. Ask what an attacker could already find about them online, and the answer is the same.
VaultorNet Corso answers both questions in one console.
Device management
Pick the platform, choose how tightly to manage the device, and Corso shows a single-use QR code. Phones scan it and install the Corso app. Windows laptops install the agent with one click; macOS and Linux need one command.
Once enrolled, every device reports its health, updates, antivirus and disk encryption, with problem devices listed first. Draw a geofence around a plant or office and Corso tells you when a device leaves it.
Data protection
Price lists and drawings leave on pen drives far more often than through hackers. One click blocks USB storage, file sharing, SMB shares and Bluetooth on a device or a whole group, and every blocked copy is logged.
Exposure scanning
Type in your domain and Corso runs seven checks from public sources: leaked data, code leaks, the dark web, fake sites and spoofing, weak spots, linked assets and blocklists. You get a score out of 100 and what to fix first, and a watchlist re-checks it every day.
Built for personal phones too
Staff’s own phones can be enrolled as a work profile: Corso monitors the device but pushes nothing to it.