Compare SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence vs. ThreatStryker

SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence is a holistic platform designed from the ground up to proactively detect and assess cyber threats, providing actionable insights with contextual relevance. Organizations increasingly require enhanced visibility into their publicly accessible assets and the vulnerabilities associated with them. Relying solely on External Attack Surface Management (EASM) solutions is inadequate for mitigating cyber risks; instead, these technologies should form part of a comprehensive enterprise vulnerability management framework. Companies are actively pursuing protection for their digital assets in every potential exposure area. The conventional focus on social media and the dark web no longer suffices, as threat actors continuously expand their methods of attack. Therefore, effective monitoring across diverse environments, including cloud storage and the dark web, is essential for empowering security teams. Additionally, for a thorough approach to Digital Risk Protection, it is crucial to incorporate services such as site takedown and automated remediation. This multifaceted strategy ensures that organizations remain resilient against the evolving landscape of cyber threats.

Runtime threat assessment, runtime attack analysis, and targeted protection of your infrastructure and applications. Zero-day attacks can be stopped by staying ahead of attackers. Observe attack behavior. ThreatStryker monitors, correlates, learns, and acts to protect your applications. Deepfence ThreatStryker displays a live, interactive, color-coded view on the topology and all processes and containers running. It inspects hosts and containers to find vulnerable components. It also interrogates configuration to identify file system, processes, and network-related misconfigurations. ThreatStryker uses industry and community standards to assess compliance. ThreatStryker conducts a deep inspection of network traffic, system behavior, and application behavior and accumulates suspicious events over time. The events are classified and correlated with known vulnerabilities and suspicious patterns.