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About Intruder

Intruder is a robust vulnerability management tool designed to fortify your organization's cyber defenses. By providing real-time discovery of attack surface weaknesses, it empowers security teams to act quickly and effectively against emerging threats. Through continuous scanning and exposure management, Intruder ensures that your digital assets remain secure against the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats. The platform integrates advanced threat intelligence with automated scanning features, allowing teams to prioritize vulnerabilities based on their potential impact. With a user-friendly interface and comprehensive reporting capabilities, Intruder not only simplifies compliance with standards such as ISO 27001 and PCI DSS but also enhances your overall security posture. Join thousands of businesses worldwide in proactively defending against cyber incidents with Intruder's innovative solution.

Pricing Plans

Try Intruder free for 14 days, allowing unlimited scans on up to 5 targets. No billing required during the trial period.

Essential plan at $100/month includes 5 infrastructure licenses, unlimited ad hoc scans, and prioritized results.

Pro plan at $250/month offers everything in Essential plus unlimited scheduled scans, automated cloud scans, and internal agent scanning.

Premium plan tailored to your needs starts at $500/month, includes advanced access control, attack surface visibility, and more.

Key Features

Continuous vulnerability scanning

Real-time attack surface management

Automated threat intelligence updates

Quick remediation guidance

Compliance reporting made easy

Use Cases

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Continuous Vulnerability Management

Intruder helps organizations continuously monitor their digital assets for vulnerabilities. By automating the scanning process and integrating real-time threat intelligence, it allows security teams to efficiently identify and prioritize issues that could lead to breaches. This proactive approach enables companies to mitigate risks before they escalate into significant security incidents.

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Attack Surface Management

With Intruder's attack surface management feature, organizations can gain visibility into their entire attack surface, including untracked APIs and subdomains. By discovering unknown assets, companies can ensure that all potential vulnerabilities are accounted for, providing a comprehensive overview of their cybersecurity posture and enabling informed decision-making.

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Compliance Reporting

Intruder simplifies the compliance process by generating audit-ready reports that clearly demonstrate an organization’s security posture. This feature is particularly beneficial for companies needing to meet stringent regulations like ISO 27001 and PCI DSS, as it allows them to track progress and provide evidence of their compliance efforts efficiently.

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Threat Intelligence Integration

By integrating with the latest threat intelligence sources, Intruder empowers organizations to stay ahead of potential vulnerabilities. The platform leverages data such as CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) list, enabling teams to prioritize the most critical issues and make informed decisions based on real-time data.

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths

Continuous monitoring capabilities significantly reduce the risk of undetected vulnerabilities.

User-friendly interface enhances accessibility for teams without extensive cybersecurity training.

Robust reporting tools facilitate compliance with industry regulations, improving audit readiness.

Integration with leading threat intelligence sources provides actionable insights into emerging threats.

Ability to discover unknown assets ensures comprehensive coverage of an organization’s attack surface.

Weaknesses

While Intruder excels in vulnerability management, it may lack more advanced features found in specialized penetration testing tools.

Initial setup may require some time investment to tailor configurations according to specific organizational needs.

Real-time scanning could generate alerts that require immediate attention, potentially overwhelming teams during high-traffic periods.

Pricing may be a concern for smaller organizations or startups with limited cybersecurity budgets.

Frequently Asked Questions