Camera & network site planner
Place cameras, Wi-Fi access points, switches, racks, and cable routes on a photo or grid. Browser-local; take a screenshot before leaving.
Open toolVanquishNet · practical utilities
Useful tools. Clear boundaries.
Plan a site, review everyday safeguards, or check a connection before discussing the next step. These free tools do not require an account. They help you prepare; they do not replace a site visit, security assessment, or tested restore plan.
For Culver City & Los Angeles businesses, with remote support by arrangement. Browser-local tools are marked clearly; network checks contact external services.
Choose your starting point
Business exposure quiz
Review backups, updates, passwords, remote access, and cameras. Practical suggestions, not an audit or certification.
Open toolPassword checker
Check an example password’s length and structure without sending it anywhere. No breach lookup or cracking-time promises.
Open toolInternet speed check
Measure download, upload, and HTTP latency using Cloudflare. This tool sends test traffic only when you start it.
Open toolOnline network scanner
DNS, SSL and security headers, HTTP headers, IP information, WHOIS, ping, and port checks for authorized targets.
Open toolWindows desktop scanner
Download the existing Windows installer for local network discovery, camera identification, device history, and port checks.
Open toolBusiness exposure quiz
Five practical questions about everyday safeguards. Answers stay on this page in your browser; they are not saved or sent. This is general guidance, not an audit, certification, or security rating.
Password checker
This check runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to VanquishNet or a third party. Try an example rather than a password you actually use.
This is a rough structure check, not a breach lookup or a prediction of cracking time. Length does not prove randomness. Use unique passwords, a password manager, and multi-factor sign-in where supported.
Internet speed check
A short, user-started check using Cloudflare’s speed test service. It downloads about 10 MB and uploads about 5 MB of generated test data. Cloudflare receives connection information, including your public IP address. Nothing runs until you press the button.
Results are a momentary browser measurement, not your provider’s promised speed. Wi-Fi, other traffic, request overhead, and the test location affect readings. HTTP latency is not an ICMP ping test.
Need help interpreting the next step?
Only scan systems you own or have explicit written permission to test. A tool result is a starting point, not proof that a network is secure. VanquishNet can discuss your site, existing equipment, and priorities without inventing a score or promising a particular outcome.