What does Zafran Security sell?

Zafran Security sells Zafran Platform, RemOps, Proactive Exposure Hunting and Attack Chain Killswitch. Zafran Platform: A platform that unifies vulnerability findings across existing tools, assesses which are exploitable, and maps exposures to compensating controls. RemOps: Uses generative AI to consolidate overlapping remediation tasks into a single plan and route work to owners through existing ticketing platforms. Proactive Exposure Hunting: Lets security teams search for exposures tied to new CVEs, zero-days, threat actors and control gaps across hybrid environments. Attack Chain Killswitch: A capability built with Google Threat Intelligence that breaks attack chains before they run.

How does CISO Tribune file Zafran Security?

CISO Tribune files Zafran Security under Exposure prioritisation and CTEM, with Vulnerability management and External attack surface management as secondary categories.

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Zafran Security

Where Zafran Security appears on the record (4)

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In the vendor directory (4): CTEM vendors: who they are, what they sell and how CISOs compare them · primary category
Vulnerability management vendors · category
External attack surface management vendors · category
External threat management vendors: who they are and how CISOs compare them · vendor guide

What the company sells

Zafran Security sells an AI-native exposure management platform that unifies vulnerability findings, assesses which are exploitable, and uses existing security controls to mitigate and remediate risk. The company is backed by investors including Sequoia Capital and Cyberstarts. Zafran's platform covers unifying findings across cloud, on-prem and AppSec tools, assessing exploitability using runtime presence and internet reachability, and automating remediation workflows through its RemOps feature.^[1]

Categories: Exposure prioritisation and CTEM (primary category)
Vulnerability management
External attack surface management
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Website: zafran.io

Products and services

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Zafran Platform
A platform that unifies vulnerability findings across existing tools, assesses which are exploitable, and maps exposures to compensating controls.
RemOps^[1]
Uses generative AI to consolidate overlapping remediation tasks into a single plan and route work to owners through existing ticketing platforms.
Proactive Exposure Hunting^[1]
Lets security teams search for exposures tied to new CVEs, zero-days, threat actors and control gaps across hybrid environments.
Attack Chain Killswitch
A capability built with Google Threat Intelligence that breaks attack chains before they run.

Competitors and alternatives

The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of Zafran Security's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.

On exposure prioritisation and ctem, Zafran Security competes with Reach Security, Brinqa, Guardare, HackerOne, Outpost24, AttackIQ, Nagomi Security, Seemplicity, Tamnoon, XM Cyber and 8 more.
On vulnerability management, Zafran Security competes with ConnectSecure, Qualys, Tenable, Dynatrace, Reach Security, Bitsight, Brinqa, Flashpoint, Guardare, HackerOne and 20 more.
On external attack surface management, Zafran Security competes with Hadrian, Censys, CyCognito, Reach Security, Bitsight, ConnectSecure, Flashpoint, Outpost24, Qualys, Tenable and 14 more.

References

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[1]zafran.ioZafran Security · zafran.io · undated page, accessed November 5, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing

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Security leadership

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Questions CISOs ask about Zafran Security

What does Zafran Security sell?: Zafran Security sells Zafran Platform, RemOps, Proactive Exposure Hunting and Attack Chain Killswitch. Zafran Platform: A platform that unifies vulnerability findings across existing tools, assesses which are exploitable, and maps exposures to compensating controls. RemOps: Uses generative AI to consolidate overlapping remediation tasks into a single plan and route work to owners through existing ticketing platforms. Proactive Exposure Hunting: Lets security teams search for exposures tied to new CVEs, zero-days, threat actors and control gaps across hybrid environments. Attack Chain Killswitch: A capability built with Google Threat Intelligence that breaks attack chains before they run.
How does CISO Tribune file Zafran Security?: CISO Tribune files Zafran Security under Exposure prioritisation and CTEM, with Vulnerability management and External attack surface management as secondary categories.

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