Find vulnerabilities on your home network, get a security score, and receive clear guidance on how to fix every issue.
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Most people have no idea what is exposed on their home network. Your router, smart home devices, NAS drives, and printers may all be listening on ports and running services that create attack surfaces. PingKit's security scanner probes your local network to find these exposures and tells you which ones actually matter.
Discovers open ports, exposed services, and common misconfigurations across every device on your network. Catches issues that most users would never find on their own.
Get a clear 0-100 score for your network's security posture. Track how your score improves as you address findings and harden your configuration.
Guardian subscribers get AI-powered analysis that explains each finding in plain language — what the vulnerability means, why it is risky, and step-by-step instructions to fix it.
Every finding comes with a severity rating and a recommended action. No vague warnings — specific guidance like "disable UPnP on your router" or "change the default admin password."
If you have never scanned your home network, you should. Most consumer routers ship with settings optimized for convenience, not security. UPnP enabled, remote management on, WPS active, admin password still set to "admin." A single scan reveals all of this and gives you a prioritized list of what to fix first.
Every smart bulb, camera, thermostat, and speaker is a computer on your network. Many of these devices run web servers, have open telnet ports, or broadcast services they should not. PingKit finds devices you may have forgotten about and shows you what they are exposing. If your security camera has an open HTTP port with no authentication, you want to know about it.
Just installed a new router or changed your network configuration? Run a security scan immediately. New routers often have default settings that prioritize ease of setup over security. A scan after configuration catches anything you missed and confirms your security settings are actually applied.
Networks change over time. New devices join, firmware updates alter settings, and services get enabled without your knowledge. Running a monthly security scan takes a few minutes and catches drift before it becomes a problem. With Guardian and the Mac companion app, this can even happen automatically with alerts sent to your phone.
The security scan works alongside PingKit's other 18 tools. Use the Device Scanner to see every device on your network and verify you recognize them all. Run Port Scanner against specific hosts for a deeper audit. Check DNS settings with the DNS Lookup tool to ensure you are not using a compromised resolver. Together, these tools give you a comprehensive view of your network's security that goes far beyond what any single scan provides.
Download PingKit free and find out what your network is exposing.
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