Msspalert Cyware Integrates SOCRadar for Enhanced Digital Risk Protection
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- •Cyware has integrated SOCRadar's DRP capabilities into its Intelligence Suite.
- •The new module automates responses to external threats like impersonation and credential leaks.
- •Analysts can correlate external threats with live campaigns for improved risk assessment.
On June 2, 2026, Cyware announced the integration of SOCRadar's Digital Risk Protection (DRP) capabilities into its Intelligence Suite. This partnership aims to enhance external threat visibility and automate responses to threats such as impersonation attempts and credential leaks. The new module allows security teams to correlate external threats with active campaigns, providing contextual insights for better decision-making. Analysts can now quickly assess risks associated with leaked credentials and suspicious domains, facilitating faster responses. The integration is designed to streamline security operations for managed security service providers (MSSPs) and enterprises, moving beyond isolated threat feeds. Cyware emphasizes that visibility alone is insufficient without actionable context, which this integration aims to provide. The DRP module focuses on threats across the dark web, domain registries, and social media, enabling proactive defense measures.
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