Compare CYBORA vs. Surfface

CYBORA serves as a comprehensive Cyber Risk Resilience platform that continuously links every identified risk to the active systems and controls that govern it, ensuring that exposure is assessed on an ongoing basis rather than being evaluated just once a year. Each risk is assigned an owner, treatment strategies, appetite thresholds, and is visualized on a 5x5 matrix, with control mapping aligned to standards such as ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, CIS v8, DORA, and NIS2. Additionally, the platform evaluates third-party risks using 34 deterministic rules, including those related to DORA Article 28 concentration exposure. Assets and AI models are systematically registered and categorized to comply with the EU AI Act's risk requirements. The detection process feeds directly into the risk register, utilizing OSINT and darknet surveillance, tracking of Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), and managing security operations center (SOC) cases with MITRE ATT&CK framework integration, while also offering SIEM exports to platforms like Splunk, Elastic, and Sentinel. To ensure robust risk management, the system incorporates business impact analyses, continuity planning, and a dynamic crisis workspace, effectively closing the feedback loop. The service is provided from locations in Lithuania, the UK, and the US, allowing for a private tenant setup with the security of dual 256-bit encryption keys, options for self-hosting, and support for over 20 languages. This versatility makes CYBORA an essential tool for organizations aiming to enhance their cybersecurity posture.

Surfface functions as an OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) orchestrator and a people search engine tailored for businesses seeking to uncover the true identities of individuals they encounter online. Users can upload a facial photograph along with optional details such as a name or handle, allowing Surfface to analyze a variety of lawful, publicly accessible sources including social media profiles, posts, and videos. This comprehensive scanning process enables users to piece together the identity of a person behind an account, message, or transaction. Various teams, such as those focused on security, fraud prevention, and trust and safety, utilize Surfface to assess risks associated with social engineering, identify fraudulent accounts, and mitigate potential insider threats. Additionally, human resources and compliance departments leverage this tool to implement an extra layer of open-source verification for high-risk roles, vendors, or partners. Sales professionals and customer service representatives also benefit by gaining a deeper understanding of the actual individuals linked to significant accounts. Distinct from standard reverse image search tools, Surfface excels at identifying faces within social media content, associating them with specific profiles, and providing relevant context that aids in evaluating intent and risk—all while maintaining compliance and focusing primarily on the US market. This innovative approach ensures that businesses can navigate the complexities of online interactions with greater confidence and insight.