In July the directory added 8 new listings, down from 29 in June. The total number of vendor entries at the end of the month was 191.
The new entries span 5 categories, led by Tier 1 SOC Automation with 6 listings.
The month in numbers
- 8 listings added in July 2026, against 29 in June 2026. The directory held 191 tools and companies at the end of the month.
- Categories: 5, led by Tier 1 SOC Automation (6), Product Threat Intelligence Providers (1), SBOM Analysis (1), Tier 2 SOC Automation (1), Vulnerability Management (1).
- Pricing: 7 not published, 1 open source. 1 of 8 let a buyer see a price or a free tier without asking.
- Deployment: 7 cloud-hosted, 2 with a self-hosted option, 1 open source.
- Founded: of the 6 with a sourced founding year, 1 were founded in 2024 or later; the oldest dates from 2015.
- Most common capabilities (fixed-vocabulary tags, 8 of 8 tagged): ai soc agent (6), alert triage (6), soar automation (4), incident response (3).
What was added in July 2026
| Listing | Category | Pricing | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finite State | Product Threat Intelligence Providers, SBOM Analysis | Not published | AI-native Product Security OS analyzing firmware and binaries across connected devices, with exploit-based threat prioritization. |
| Intezer | Tier 1 SOC Automation | Not published | AI SOC platform that autonomously investigates and triages alerts with forensic analysis |
| KUMO | Vulnerability Management | Open source | Open-source domain reconnaissance and OSINT framework that runs 26 parallel scanning modules against a target domain. |
| Legion Security | Tier 1 SOC Automation, Tier 2 SOC Automation | Not published | Agentic security operations platform that learns analyst workflows and turns them into agentic playbooks |
| Qevlar AI | Tier 1 SOC Automation | Not published | Autonomous alert investigation platform for SOC teams and MSSPs |
| Radiant Security | Tier 1 SOC Automation | Not published | AI SOC platform that triages, investigates, and responds to security alerts |
| Simbian | Tier 1 SOC Automation | Not published | AI agents that triage, investigate, and respond to security alerts |
| Torq | Tier 1 SOC Automation | Not published | Hyperautomation platform with the HyperSOC agentic SOC and Socrates AI analyst |
What they have in common
The clearest common thread is automated security operations: 6 of the 8 listings are in Tier 1 SOC Automation, 6 are tagged ai-soc-agent and 6 are tagged alert-triage. 4 are tagged soar-automation and 3 are tagged incident-response.
Most entries do not publish pricing. 7 of the 8 list no price, and the only open source entry is KUMO. 7 are cloud hosted, and 2 also offer self hosting. Of the 6 with a known founding year, Intezer was founded in 2015 and Legion Security was founded in 2024.
How this is counted
Listings are counted by the date they were added to the directory, which is not a launch date: some were founded years earlier and some were listed within weeks of appearing. Every listing cites its sources on its own page, and free listings are placed in the one category guide that genuinely fits, so the category counts reflect editorial placement rather than vendor self-description. Pricing is read from each listing's published pricing: a listing counts as published if a figure or a free tier is visible without contacting sales. Capability tags are assigned from a fixed vocabulary of 60 terms and checked by an editor; the figures above come from the directory database and none are estimated.
All editions
Every month's additions are listed at New cybersecurity tools, month by month. Vendors can submit a tool for a free listing; Featured listings are the paid product.