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Internet exposure monitoring for your public services.

CRU SecScan checks authorized public services and helps explain observed exposure and changes that need attention.

Based in St. Joseph, serving St. Cloud and Central Minnesota. Remote work and on-site availability are confirmed for your location.

Good fit for Businesses with a public website, office IP address or externally reachable service.

Limited pilot

We confirm ownership, supported targets, capacity and reporting before accepting the starter. A paid engagement begins only after scope and authorization are agreed.

What you get

A scope you can understand.

  • A documented list of up to three public targets you authorize
  • One agreed external exposure-check pass
  • Dated findings with coverage limitations and priorities
  • A 20-minute debrief within the one-hour analyst allowance

Before you decide

Know the boundaries.

  • No exploit testing, authenticated vulnerability assessment or penetration test is implied
  • No staffed 24/7 response, guaranteed detection or automatic repair
  • Reporting and notification delivery must be confirmed for the pilot
  • The responsible owner must authorize exact targets before any scan

Plans and separately priced work

Choose the right scope.

Internet exposure monitoring plans and additional services
ServiceRateIncluded scope & terms
SecScan baseline starter$149 one timeUp to three authorized public targets, one agreed exposure-check pass, dated findings and a 20-minute debrief within one analyst hour. Suitability and authorization required.
Additional approved analysis$157.80 / hourExtra review or follow-up work only after approval. Ongoing monitoring frequency and charges require a separate agreement.

What your budget buys

A small first step with findings you can discuss

The SecScan starter combines one agreed external exposure-check pass with prioritized observations and a human debrief. It gives an accepted pilot a defined scope and budget before any continuing monitoring is considered.

The one-hour baseline review allowance

Hour at CRU's standard technical rate1 × $157.80
$157.80
One full hour at CRU's standard rate
$157.80
SecScan baseline starter, one time
$149.00

$8.80 less at full use

The comparison assumes the full hour is used, including the 20-minute debrief. Up to three authorized targets; suitability and coverage are agreed first. Work stops at the timebox with findings and next steps. No automatic renewal, complete-security result or continuing scan subscription is included.

Compare the price. Compare the scope.

Public USD prices checked September 22, 2026. Taxes excluded. Provider terms and promotions can change.

Internet exposure monitoring: named public alternatives
Provider & offerPublished priceWhat to account for
CRU · SecScan baseline review$149 one-time starterOne agreed exposure-check pass for up to three authorized public targets. Includes dated priorities and a 20-minute debrief within one analyst hour. No recurring subscription.$149 once for the accepted baseline scope, with no automatic renewal. Continued monitoring and remediation require their own written scope and budget.
HostedScan BasicPublic pricing source ↗$39 / month equivalent$468 billed annually; five targets.A recurring platform with several vulnerability scanners. CRU's $149 starter is a one-time exposure review with a human debrief, not a year of scanning or equivalent coverage.
Intruder FreePublic pricing source ↗$0Five infrastructure targets; weekly external scans and limited web-port monitoring.A free self-service alternative with different scope.

Start with a reviewed baseline if you want help understanding what is exposed before choosing ongoing tooling. The $149 buys the stated one-time analyst engagement; free and paid recurring scanning tools remain separate alternatives.

Getting started

From a question to an agreed service.

  1. 01

    Describe the service you need, without sending passwords or private files.

  2. 02

    We confirm suitability, the work included, availability and the total charges.

  3. 03

    Work starts after you accept the written scope and authorize the required access.

Useful answers

Before you get started.

Is this a penetration test?

No. SecScan observes authorized external exposure. Exploitation, internal assessment and authenticated testing require separate engagement.

Does submitting a website authorize scanning?

No. CRU verifies the responsible owner's authorization and agrees the precise scope first.

What happens at the starter's time limit?

We deliver the findings available within the agreed pass and one analyst hour, including the debrief. Gaps are stated in the report. Further work requires your approval; no automatic overage or renewal applies.

Talk to CRU

Let’s work out what fits.

We’ll confirm the right scope, availability and total price with you. Sending this form starts a conversation.

[email protected]
320-309-8645

Business hours: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Central. St. Joseph, Minnesota.

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Selected option: SecScan baseline starter — $149 one time. Your final quote includes the agreed scope, any required extras and tax.

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