Team Cymru today announced the launch of RADAR, a new real-time discovery module designed to give threat analysts instant visibility into all internet-facing infrastructure, whether known or unknown, without waiting on asset inventories, third-party scans, or compliance-oriented tools.
Cyber threat analysts and intelligence teams often face a disadvantage when assessing risk exposure due to unknown internet-facing resources. RADAR returns the advantage by delivering:
- Passive discovery of connected IPs, domains, and exposed infrastructure, with no scanning or risk.
- Auto-enrichment with CVEs, KEVs, ASN, country code, and Team Cymru’s behavioral tagging.
- Live, interactive mapping of relationships across infrastructure clusters.
- One-click pivots into Pure Signal™ Scout and Recon for deep investigation.
- Full API access to plug visibility into investigative workflows and SOC automation.
Unlike traditional external attack surface management (EASM) platforms that prioritize asset inventory for compliance teams, RADAR is built for CTI and threat hunters. It gives analysts the autonomy to uncover exposures in real-time, regardless of whether they originate from within your own organization, a third party, or an adversary. RADAR does this all without switching tools or relying on delayed data.
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Team Cymru Launches RADAR to Provide Instant Infrastructure Visibility to Cyber Defenders
Team Cymru today announced the launch of RADAR, a new real-time discovery module designed to give threat analysts instant visibility into all internet-facing infrastructure, whether known or unknown, without waiting on asset inventories, third-party scans, or compliance-oriented tools.
Cyber threat analysts and intelligence teams often face a disadvantage when assessing risk exposure due to unknown internet-facing resources. RADAR returns the advantage by delivering:
Unlike traditional external attack surface management (EASM) platforms that prioritize asset inventory for compliance teams, RADAR is built for CTI and threat hunters. It gives analysts the autonomy to uncover exposures in real-time, regardless of whether they originate from within your own organization, a third party, or an adversary. RADAR does this all without switching tools or relying on delayed data.
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