Allure Security vs Check Point Exposure Management (formerly Cyberint)
Allure Security
Allure Security detects and removes brand impersonation across websites and domains, social media, mobile app stores and paid advertising, with takedowns carried out by its own 24/7 security operations centre working directly with registrars and hosts. The company says its AI ingests more than 1.5 billion URLs a day to catch fake sites while they are still being set up, and it also offers executive protection, dark web monitoring, fake online store protection and protection against phone scams. Allure Security grew out of DARPA-funded research at Columbia University, was founded in 2009 and is based in Boston. In 2026 it raised a $17 million Series B, bringing its total funding to $43 million.
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Pricing: Quoted on request.
Check Point Exposure Management (formerly Cyberint)
Check Point Exposure Management is the former Cyberint, which Check Point Software acquired in 2024. Its brand protection module finds phishing and impersonation sites, lookalike domains, fake apps and impersonation on social media and job posting sites, sends alerts with screenshots and remediation advice, and starts takedowns from the platform. A proprietary phishing beacon detects copies of a customer's own pages, and the module also covers executive impersonation. Brand protection sits alongside attack surface management, deep and dark web monitoring, threat intelligence and supply chain intelligence. Its published plans pay for takedowns and investigations with credit points.
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Pricing: Published plans; takedowns and investigations are paid for with credit points.