Comparison
SecurityAlert vs Recorded Future
Recorded Future is Enterprise threat intel platform in the threat intelligence category. SecurityAlert is the same coverage at a fraction of the cost, self-serve, with no sales motion.
Threat Intelligence
$50K to $100K per year (typical)
SecurityAlert · $249/mo flat
Them
Recorded Future
$50K-$100Kper year, typical
Enterprise threat intel platform.
Where they're strong
- Deep stealer-log credential monitoring (Hudson Rock partnership)
- Mature analyst tooling
- Browser extension
Common gaps
- Enterprise contracts only
- Most features unused by mid-market teams
- No DRP / brand protection
SecurityAlert
SecurityAlert.ai
$249per month flat · unlimited users
Brand monitoring, threat intel, attack surface, and code-leak scanning. Mid-market price, enterprise depth.
Where we win against Recorded Future
- Hudson Rock credential exposure included free in tools
- Own NVD mirror (365k+ CVEs, real CVSS) + ATT&CK + CISA KEV + EPSS + ransomware.live unified
- Universal /lookup palette routes any indicator to the right card
- STIX/TAXII/MISP exports on the Enterprise plan
What we ship
- Brand monitoring (typosquats, app-store, paste sites, human-approved takedowns)
- Actor tracking: registrant + nameserver pivots, standing watches on threat actors
- Governed AI copilot: dual-engine verdict + drafted takedown, you approve
- Threat intel (170+ actors, ATT&CK, CISA KEV, ransomware tracker)
- Owned CVE intelligence: local NVD mirror, 365k+ CVEs + KEV + EPSS + ATT&CK
- Outside-in rating (A+ to F) + infostealer credential exposure
- Cert pivoting + searchable CT history + GitHub leaked-secrets
- 9-protocol email grading + universal lookup (Cmd+K)
Try the same coverage for $249/month flat.
No sales call. No per-finding or per-takedown charges. Free tier with 1 brand monitor and full threat intel browsing, no credit card.
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