Criminal IP
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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Wiz
Wiz introduces a novel strategy for cloud security by identifying critical risks and potential entry points across various multi-cloud settings. It enables the discovery of all lateral movement threats, including private keys that can access both production and development areas. Vulnerabilities and unpatched software can be scanned within your workloads for proactive security measures. Additionally, it provides a thorough inventory of all services and software operating within your cloud ecosystems, detailing their versions and packages. The platform allows you to cross-check all keys associated with your workloads against their permissions in the cloud environment. Through an exhaustive evaluation of your cloud network, even those obscured by multiple hops, you can identify which resources are exposed to the internet. Furthermore, it enables you to benchmark your configurations against industry standards and best practices for cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, and virtual machine operating systems, ensuring a comprehensive security posture. Ultimately, this thorough analysis makes it easier to maintain robust security and compliance across all your cloud deployments.
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Resurface
Resurface serves as a specialized tool for runtime API security, enabling continuous scanning that facilitates immediate detection and response to potential threats and vulnerabilities. Designed specifically for API data, it captures every request and response payload, including those from GraphQL, allowing users to quickly identify possible risks and failures. With its real-time alert system, Resurface notifies users about data breaches, providing zero-day detection capabilities.
Additionally, it aligns with the OWASP Top 10, offering alerts on various threats while employing comprehensive security patterns. As a self-hosted solution, it ensures that all data remains first-party and secure. Unique in its capabilities, Resurface can conduct extensive inspections at scale, efficiently detecting active attacks as it processes millions of API calls. Leveraging advanced machine learning models, it identifies unusual patterns and recognizes low-and-slow attack strategies, enhancing overall API security measures. This combination of features makes Resurface a crucial tool for any organization serious about safeguarding their APIs and mitigating risks.
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TrustMeter
TrustMeter systematically collects data from your network through controlled scanning techniques and gathers identity information from sources such as Active Directory, along with cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, GCP, and various identity providers. By analyzing this data, TrustMeter can effectively distinguish between managed and unmanaged assets in your network, organizing them into categories like clients, servers, or cloud hosts. The generated report not only highlights the overall level of exposure but also provides detailed insights into the topology of the network. Furthermore, users can conduct scans directly from the data center to identify problematic network paths, while scanning from an internal host grants complete visibility into the assets accessible from any single machine within the network. This dual-scanning capability significantly bolsters both security and management efforts. Ultimately, this comprehensive methodology ensures that organizations possess a thorough understanding of their network architecture and potential vulnerabilities, which is crucial for maintaining robust security practices.
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