Check Point Exposure Management (formerly Cyberint) vs Netcraft
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.
Netcraft
Netcraft is a UK company that detects and takes down phishing sites, scams and brand impersonation, and says it accounts for a third of the world's phishing takedowns. Its brand protection service covers more than 100 threat types across websites, ads, social media, apps and the deep and dark web, combining automated detection with analyst review. Alongside takedown it gets impersonating sites blocked in the major browsers within minutes, which it calls fraudcasting, and it states a median takedown time of 33 minutes for phishing attacks. Netcraft has run its web server survey since 1995 and phishing takedowns since 2006, and has offices in Bath, London, Manchester and Melbourne. In July 2023 it took an investment of about $100 million led by Spectrum Equity.
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Pricing: Quoted on request.