Compare Fig vs. Netra

Fig enhances Security Operations Resilience for contemporary SOC teams, empowering them to endure transformations without succumbing to disruptions. While change can jeopardize a SOC's functionality, it can also serve as a source of strength, and Fig ensures that both detection and response mechanisms remain operational during instances of drift and intentional modifications. Drift occurs when alterations from upstream sources inadvertently disrupt detection protocols and automations, leaving teams without alerts or guidance and potentially facing lengthy and arduous processes to identify and rectify issues. In addition, planned changes, such as enhancements in SecOps and infrastructure initiatives, often progress at a cautious pace to prevent any adverse effects on production systems. To address these challenges, Fig equips teams with drift detection tools that identify when a detection or response fails, drift repair capabilities that pinpoint the underlying cause, recommend solutions, conduct tests, and facilitate deployment upon approval, along with change modeling features that allow teams to simulate proposed initiatives and evaluate their potential consequences prior to implementation in production. This comprehensive approach ensures that SOC teams can navigate the complexities of change with confidence and efficiency.

Netra serves as a robust platform designed for AI agents to monitor, assess, simulate, and enhance the decisions made by these agents, allowing for confident deployments and proactive identification of regressions prior to user exposure. Built on OpenTelemetry, SOC2 Type II certified, and compliant with GDPR and HIPAA. Key Features 1. Observability: Comprehensive tracing capabilities that capture every step of multi-agent, multi-step, and multi-tool processes, detailing inputs, outputs, timings, and costs for each reasoning step, LLM invocation, and tool use. 2. Evaluation: Automated quality assessment for each agent decision, utilizing integrated scoring rubrics, custom evaluations with LLMs and code reviewers, online assessments using live traffic, and continuous integration gates to prevent regressions. 3. Simulation: Evaluate agents under the stress of thousands of both real and synthetic scenarios before they go live. This includes using varied personas, conducting A/B tests against baseline performances, and quantifying confidence levels prior to any user interaction. 4. Prompt Management: Each prompt is versioned, compared, tracked for lineage, and safeguarded against rollbacks, ensuring that every production response can be traced back to its precise prompt version, thereby enhancing accountability and control. Netra is built on OpenTelemetry, making it compatible with any OTLP-compliant backend and ensuring teams can get started with just 2 to 3 lines of code. It integrates with 14+ LLM providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and AWS Bedrock, and 12+ AI frameworks including LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, and LlamaIndex. The platform is SOC2 Type II certified and compliant with GDPR and HIPAA, with strict US and EU data residency