The Ayewo Node is a fully automated vulnerability scanning and compliance reporting appliance developed by Hudson Infosec. It is designed for MSPs, MSSPs, and U.S.-based regulated businesses that need consistent, repeatable cybersecurity assessments without manual effort or specialized staff.

Automated internal network vulnerability scanning.

Generating compliance-aligned cybersecurity reports.

Supporting standards such as CMMC 2.0, NIST 800-53, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and FISMA.

Reducing ransomware exposure by identifying exploitable weaknesses.

Enabling MSPs and MSSPs to deliver security services at scale.

Managed Service Providers (MSPs)

Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs)

Healthcare organizations

Law firms

Financial services and insurance companies

Other U.S.-based businesses operating in regulated environments

No. Scan data is never stored on the Ayewo Node. Reports are generated securely and delivered through Hudson Infosec systems.

Yes. The device uses encrypted storage and a locked-down firewall configuration.

Under 10 watts.

Ayewo was designed and developed entirely in the United States by Hudson Infosec.

Yes. The Ayewo Node is fully automated. Once deployed, it runs scheduled scans and generates reports without requiring hands-on operation, dedicated cybersecurity staff, or ongoing configuration changes.

No. The Ayewo Node does not store scan data on the device. Scan results are processed securely, and reports are delivered through Hudson Infosec systems. No historical scan data is retained locally on the node.

Yes. The Ayewo Node is designed as a hardened compliance appliance and includes:

Encrypted storage

A locked-down firewall configuration

No user-accessible login

No exposed management interface

No requirement for local credentials

The Ayewo Node uses less than 10 watts of power, making it suitable for continuous operation without impacting energy costs.

Yes. The Ayewo Node is designed to be deployed by non-technical staff. Once connected to the appropriate network or VLAN, the device operates automatically.

Yes. One Ayewo Node is required per network or VLAN. Many organizations deploy multiple nodes per site to account for segmented or sensitive networks.

Yes. The Ayewo Node is specifically designed for MSPs and MSSPs. It allows providers to offer vulnerability scanning and compliance reporting services without hiring additional cybersecurity staff or purchasing complex software platforms.

Yes. By identifying exploitable vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, the Ayewo Node helps organizations reduce their exposure to ransomware and other common attack vectors.

Yes. Ayewo was designed and developed in the United States by Hudson Infosec, with all core engineering performed domestically.

To learn more about the Ayewo Node or request pricing, visit:

Hudson Infosec – Ayewo Product Page

https://go.hudsoninfosec.com/ayewo