Criminal IP functions as a cyber threat intelligence search engine designed to identify real-time vulnerabilities in both personal and corporate digital assets, enabling users to engage in proactive measures. The concept behind this platform is that by acquiring insights into potentially harmful IP addresses beforehand, individuals and organizations can significantly enhance their cybersecurity posture. With a vast database exceeding 4.2 billion IP addresses, Criminal IP offers crucial information related to malicious entities, including harmful IP addresses, phishing sites, malicious links, certificates, industrial control systems, IoT devices, servers, and CCTVs. Through its four primary features—Asset Search, Domain Search, Exploit Search, and Image Search—users can effectively assess risk scores and vulnerabilities linked to specific IP addresses and domains, analyze weaknesses for various services, and identify assets vulnerable to cyber threats in visual formats. By utilizing these tools, organizations can better understand their exposure to cyber risks and take necessary actions to safeguard their information.
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Graylog is the AI-powered SIEM and log management platform built for teams that need clarity, speed, and control. It unifies event data from every corner of the environment so security and IT operations can detect threats sooner, investigate faster, and manage data costs predictably—without compromise.
Graylog delivers explainable AI that highlights what matters, accelerates investigations, and guides consistent response—while keeping analysts firmly in control. Its open, extensible architecture integrates easily with the tools organizations already use.
With Graylog Security, Enterprise, API Security, and Open, more than 60,000 organizations in 180 countries rely on Graylog to simplify detection, strengthen response, and cut through noise. Headquartered in Houston and rooted in open source, Graylog continues to help modern teams work smarter and stay ahead—on their terms.
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ConnectWise SIEM
With co-managed threat detection and response, deployment can occur in any location. ConnectWise SIEM, which was previously known as Perch, is a co-managed platform for threat detection and response, backed by a dedicated Security Operations Center. This solution is crafted to be both flexible and scalable, catering to businesses of all sizes while allowing customization to meet individual requirements. By utilizing cloud-based SIEM solutions, the time needed for deployment is significantly shortened from several months to just minutes. Our Security Operations Center actively monitors ConnectWise SIEM, providing users with access to essential logs. Additionally, threat analysts are available to assist you immediately upon the installation of your sensor, ensuring prompt support and response. This level of accessibility and expert guidance enhances your security posture right from the start.
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Microsoft Defender for IoT
Ongoing asset identification, vulnerability assessment, threat monitoring, and continuous discovery are essential for your Internet of Things (IoT) and operational technology (OT) devices. To foster innovation within IoT and OT, it is crucial to implement robust security measures across all devices in these categories. Microsoft Defender for IoT offers a solution that operates at the network level without requiring agents, allowing organizations to deploy it swiftly. This tool is compatible with a wide range of industrial machinery and can seamlessly integrate with Microsoft Sentinel and other security operations center (SOC) tools. It supports deployment in both on-premises settings and Azure-connected environments. The lightweight nature of Microsoft Defender for IoT enables it to provide device-layer security, which is particularly beneficial for new IoT and OT projects. Utilizing passive, agentless network monitoring, this solution generates a thorough inventory and detailed analysis of all IoT and OT assets without disrupting network operations. Furthermore, it can analyze various industrial protocols to extract crucial device information, such as the manufacturer, device type, firmware version, and IP or MAC address, thereby enhancing overall security visibility and management. This comprehensive approach not only safeguards devices but also strengthens organizational resilience against potential threats.
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