Best Threat Intelligence Platforms for Rapid7 InsightVM

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    SIRP Reviews
    SIRP is a SOAR platform that is risk-based and non-code. It connects all security teams to achieve consistent strong outcomes through a single platform. SIRP empowers Security Operations Centers, Incident Response (IR), Threat Intelligence (VM) and Security Operations Centers (SOCs). It integrates security tools, powerful automation, and orchestration tools to enable these teams. SIRP is a NO-code SOAR platform that includes a security scoring engine. The engine calculates risk scores specific to your organization based on every alert, vulnerability, and incident. Security teams can map risks to individual assets and prioritize their response at scale with this granular approach. SIRP saves security teams thousands of hours every year by making all security functions and tools available at a push of a button. SIRP's intuitive drag and drop playbook building module makes it easy to design and enforce best practices security processes.
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    CyCognito Reviews

    CyCognito

    CyCognito

    $11/asset/month
    Using nation-state-grade technology, uncover all security holes in your organization. CyCognito's Global Bot Network uses an attacker-like reconnaissance technique to scan, discover, and fingerprint billions digital assets around the globe. No configuration or input required. Discover the unknown. The Discovery Engine uses graph data modelling to map your entire attack surface. The Discovery Engine gives you a clear view on every asset an attacker could reach, their relationship to your business, and what they are. The CyCognito risk-detection algorithms allow the attack simulator to identify risks per asset and find potential attack vectors. It does not affect business operations and doesn't require configuration or whitelisting. CyCognito scores each threat based on its attractiveness to attackers, and the impact on the business. This dramatically reduces the number of attack vectors organizations may be exposed to to just a few.
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    Vulcan Cyber Reviews

    Vulcan Cyber

    Vulcan Cyber

    $999 / month
    Vulcan Cyber is changing the way businesses reduce cyber risks through vulnerability remediation orchestration. We help IT security teams to go beyond remedial vulnerability management and help them drive vulnerability mitigation outcomes. Vulcan combines vulnerability and asset data with threat intelligence and customizable risk parameters, to provide risk-based vulnerability prioritization insight. We don't stop there. Vulcan remediation intelligence identifies the vulnerabilities that are important to your business and attaches the necessary fixes and remedies to mitigate them. Vulcan then orchestrates and measures the rest. This includes inputs into DevSecOps and patch management, configuration management and cloud security tools, teams, and functions. Vulcan Cyber has the unique ability to manage the entire vulnerability remediation process, from scan to fix.
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    HivePro Uni5 Reviews
    Uni5 elevates traditional vulnerability to holistic threat management by identifying and analyzing your enterprise's most likely cyber threats. It then strengthens your weakest controls and eliminates the vulnerabilities that are critical to reducing your enterprise risks. To minimize your threat exposure and outmaneuver cybercriminals, enterprises must know their terrain and the attacker's point of view. HiveUni5 provides wide asset visibility and actionable threat and vulnerability intelligence. It also offers security controls testing, patches management, and cross-functional collaboration within the platform. Close the loop in risk management by using auto-generated tactical, operational and strategic reports. HivePro Uni5 comes with over 27 popular asset management, ITSM and vulnerability scanners.
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    Google Digital Risk Protection Reviews
    Learn what a solution for digital risk protection is and how you can be better prepared if you know who is targeting you, their goals, and the ways they plan to compromise your security. Google Digital Risk Protection offers a broad solution for digital risk protection, either as a self-managed SaaS product or as a comprehensive service. Both options provide security professionals with visibility outside their organization and the ability to identify high risk attack vectors, malicious orchestration on the dark and deep web, and attack campaign on the open internet. Google Digital Risk Protection also provides contextual information about threat actors, their tactics, techniques and procedures, to provide a secure cyber threat profile. Map your attack surface, and monitor deep and dark web activities to gain visibility into the risk factors that impact the extended enterprise and supply chains.
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    Rapid7 Command Platform Reviews
    The Command Platform is designed to provide attack surface visibility that will accelerate operations and give you a more comprehensive picture of security. You can now focus on the real risks by having a better understanding of your attack surface. The Command Platform helps you identify security gaps and anticipate threats. Detect and respond effectively to real-world security incidents in your entire network. Expertly respond to every situation with context, automation and recommendations. The Command Platform, which is backed by a comprehensive attack surface, unifies endpoint to cloud exposure management, detection and response. This allows your team to confidently detect and respond to threats. Teams can rely on a 360-degree continuous attack surface view to detect and prioritise security issues from endpoints to cloud. Hybrid environment visibility of the attack surface with proactive mitigation and remediation priority.
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