Charm Security vs SOCRadar

About SOCRadar

SOCRadar sells an Extended Threat Intelligence (XTI) platform that organizations use to identify, analyze and mitigate cyber threats. SOCRadar delivers actionable intelligence through five integrated modules to secure brand and digital assets. SOCRadar turns raw signals from the surface, deep and dark web into actions a SOC can take.^[2][3][4]

SOCRadar's CTI, ASM, Dark Web Monitoring, Brand Protection and Supply Chain Intelligence modules run on the same platform. Unified dashboards on the SOCRadar platform correlate findings across modules, and any alarm drills down to the case behind it in one click. SOCRadar customers can start with the modules they need and add more as their program matures. SOCRadar connects through a REST API, webhooks and native connectors for Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, QRadar and more.^[1][2][4]

SOCRadar's Cyber Threat Intelligence module gives contextual insights from a single, searchable threat intelligence database. SOCRadar's investigation tool ThreatHose is used for IOC enrichment and deeper investigation of threats. SOCRadar provides access to certified Cyber Threat Intelligence Analysts (CTIA) around the clock.^[2][4][5]

SOCRadar's Dark Web Monitoring covers criminal marketplaces, forums and encrypted chat channels to surface stolen credentials, leaked data and attacker chatter. SOCRadar users can query and be notified of threats across 6,000+ dark web sources from a single interface. SOCRadar correlates stealer logs, leaked credentials and forum chatter against protected domains, assets, credit cards and VIP accounts. SOCRadar monitors ransomware leak sites and negotiation channels for visibility into active campaigns and the sectors they target. SOCRadar matches external credential alerts to Active Directory or Entra ID users automatically. When a threat actor claims to have breached an organization, SOCRadar's analyst team verifies the claim and negotiates recovery on its behalf. SOCRadar allows security teams to search and monitor personal email addresses of C-suite people against a database of major worldwide breaches.^[1][2][6][7]

SOCRadar's ASM module maps domains, subdomains, IPs, SSL certificates, open ports, mobile apps, APIs and cloud buckets with zero manual input. ASM combines passive and active scanning to map an organization's global footprint. ASM combines CVSS with a proprietary risk score built from dark web, code repo and exploitation data. SOCRadar's Attack Surface Threat Assessment (ASTA) gives access to a core Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) capability. SOCRadar's mobile app security extends perimeter defense to public app stores to identify unauthorized or malicious mobile apps published under a brand.

SOCRadar's Brand Protection continuously monitors domain registrations and social platforms for impersonation, flagging domain threat indicators like WHOIS changes and lookalike registrations. Brand Protection scans app stores and repositories to identify unauthorized apps using a company's branding, logos or trademarks. Brand Protection continuously scans sources like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Postman and major cloud providers for hard-coded secrets and sensitive data. SOCRadar has a dedicated takedown team working directly with hosting providers, registrars and platforms. SOCRadar provides on-demand takedown services for phishing, malware, social media, mobile apps and brand abuse sites. SOCRadar's Digital Risk Protection platform analyzes millions of domains across most major domain registrars to detect malicious domains targeting a brand. Fraud Protection provides visibility into compromised card data on dark web markets.^[1][9][10]

SOCRadar's SCI module replaces static questionnaires with continuous, automated vendor monitoring. SCI calculates a data-driven risk score from 160+ check items across 13 subcategories. SCI adds a popularity score reflecting how widely a vendor is used across the ecosystem. SCI maps 160+ check items to 23 regulatory frameworks, including NIST, ISO, DORA and NIS2.^[11]

SOCRadar's Agentic Threat Intelligence (ATI) provides AI agents, each specialized for a security job such as alarm triage, IOC enrichment or threat actor profiling. Agentic Threat Intelligence includes specialized agents for threats like phishing, brand abuse, credential leaks and IP exposure. SOCRadar lets customers request and deploy custom AI agents. SOCRadar's workflow builder combines AI agents such as logo similarity, text recognition and content inspection with domain analysis steps. The MCP Server provides a chat interface to analyze threats, generate reports and manage incidents through 35+ specialized tools across 8 cybersecurity domains.^{[1][2][7][9][11][12]}