Compare Criminal IP ASM vs. ThreatMapper

Criminal IP's Attack Surface Management (ASM) is an intelligence-driven platform designed to continuously identify, catalog, and oversee all internet-connected assets linked to an organization, including overlooked and shadow resources, enabling teams to understand their actual external exposure from the perspective of potential attackers. This solution integrates automated asset detection with open-source intelligence (OSINT) methods, artificial intelligence enhancements, and sophisticated threat intelligence to reveal exposed hosts, domains, cloud services, IoT devices, and other internet-facing entry points, while also collecting evidence such as screenshots and metadata, and linking findings to known vulnerabilities and attacker techniques. By evaluating exposures through the lens of business relevance and risk, ASM emphasizes vulnerable elements and misconfigurations, providing instantaneous alerts and interactive dashboards that facilitate quicker investigations and remediation efforts. Furthermore, this comprehensive tool empowers organizations to proactively manage their security posture, ensuring that they remain vigilant against emerging threats.

Open source, multi-cloud platform to scan, map, and rank vulnerabilities in containers, images hosts, repositories, and running containers. ThreatMapper detects threats to your applications in production across clouds, Kubernetes and serverless. You cannot secure what you can't see. ThreatMapper automatically discovers your production infrastructure. It can identify and interrogate cloud instances, Kubernetes nodes and serverless resources. This allows you to discover the applications and containers, and map their topology in real time. ThreatMapper allows you to visualize and discover the external and internal attack surfaces for your applications and infrastructure. Bad actors can gain access to your infrastructure by exploiting vulnerabilities in common dependencies. ThreatMapper scans hosts and containers for known vulnerable dependencies. It also takes threat feeds from more than 50 sources.