ZeroFox vs Check Point Exposure Management (formerly Cyberint)
ZeroFox
ZeroFox sells external cybersecurity through its HNTR platform, with brand and domain protection alongside cyber threat intelligence, executive protection, physical security intelligence and attack surface intelligence. Its brand protection product monitors more than 180 platforms, including social media, app stores, job boards, forums, marketplaces and the deep and dark web, and uses image recognition, natural language processing and behavioural analytics to find fake profiles, phishing sites, counterfeit listings, deepfakes and cloned apps. Takedowns run through what ZeroFox calls its Global Disruption Network, which works with internet service providers, registrars, hosts and platforms. Pricing is quoted; the entry Foundation bundle includes 250 takedowns a year. ZeroFox was taken private by the private equity firm Haveli Investments in May 2024.
Pros
Things to check
Pricing: Quoted. The Foundation bundle includes brand protection, domain protection and 250 takedowns a year.
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.
Pros
Things to check
Pricing: Published plans; takedowns and investigations are paid for with credit points.