HTTPCS
Montpellier vulnerability scanner and EASM suite from Ziwit, bundled with SSL certificate sales
Quick Overview
| Company | Ziwit SAS |
|---|---|
| Category | Web Security |
| Headquarters | Montpellier, France |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Add-on modules from €18/month (Monitoring) to €490 (Cyber Vigilance); core scanner plans configured via a pricing calculator after a 14-day free trial |
| Free Option | 14-day free trial (HTTPCS Discovery) |
| Replaces | Netsparker/Invicti, Qualys, Acunetix |
Detailed Review
HTTPCS is Ziwit's suite for a company that wants vulnerability scanning, attack-surface evaluation and everyday site monitoring from a single vendor rather than separately sourced. The core scanner does dynamic application security testing, EASM maps what the organisation exposes to the internet, and a data-leak module called Cyber Vigilance watches for the company's information turning up somewhere it should not — three distinct disciplines other vendors in this category sell as separate products.
It is also, unusually for this category, an SSL/TLS certificate reseller in its own right, selling certificates from Sectigo, GeoTrust, RapidSSL and others alongside its scanning tools — a genuine one-stop option for a small or mid-sized French business that would otherwise be buying certificates, uptime monitoring and a vulnerability scan from three unrelated vendors.
Ziwit SAS is registered in Montpellier, France, with published capital of €1,140,000.
Its published add-on pricing runs from €18 a month for uptime monitoring to €490 for Cyber Vigilance; the core scanner plans themselves are configured through a calculator rather than listed as fixed prices, and a 14-day free trial (HTTPCS Discovery) is the way to see the real figure before committing. The site and support lean French-first, a fair trade for a French buyer and a minor friction for anyone else.
What HTTPCS does well
- Scanner, EASM and monitoring from one vendor
- Data-leak detection (Cyber Vigilance) included
- Also sells SSL/TLS certificates directly
- French company, published share capital
- 14-day free trial (HTTPCS Discovery)
Where HTTPCS falls short
- Core scanner pricing hidden behind a calculator, not published
- French-first site and support
- No independent certification published
- Smaller and less internationally known than Detectify or Greenbone
Standout feature. Scanner, SSL certificates and uptime monitoring from one Montpellier vendor — a genuine bundle rather than three separate bills.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Scanner, EASM and monitoring from one vendor
- Data-leak detection (Cyber Vigilance) included
- Also sells SSL/TLS certificates directly
- French company, published share capital
- 14-day free trial (HTTPCS Discovery)
Cons
- Core scanner pricing hidden behind a calculator, not published
- French-first site and support
- No independent certification published
- Smaller and less internationally known than Detectify or Greenbone
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is HTTPCS?
HTTPCS is Ziwit's suite for a company that wants vulnerability scanning, attack-surface evaluation and everyday site monitoring from a single vendor rather than separately sourced. The core scanner does dynamic application security testing, EASM maps what the organisation exposes to the internet, and a data-leak module called Cyber Vigilance watches for the company's information turning up somewhere it should not — three distinct disciplines other vendors in this category sell as separate products.
Where is HTTPCS based?
HTTPCS operates from Montpellier, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does HTTPCS cost?
Add-on modules from €18/month (Monitoring) to €490 (Cyber Vigilance); core scanner plans configured via a pricing calculator after a 14-day free trial. 14-day free trial (HTTPCS Discovery).
Who is HTTPCS best for?
French businesses wanting a scanner, SSL certificates and monitoring in one. Scanner, SSL certificates and uptime monitoring from one Montpellier vendor — a genuine bundle rather than three separate bills.
What are the drawbacks of HTTPCS?
Core scanner pricing hidden behind a calculator, not published. French-first site and support. No independent certification published. Smaller and less internationally known than Detectify or Greenbone.