Msspalert Intruder Launches Free Security Plan for Lean Teams
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- •Intruder launched a free exposure management plan for lean security teams.
- •The plan includes weekly scans and access for up to three users.
- •46% of midmarket teams find enterprise tools too complex for their needs.
Intruder has introduced a permanent free plan for security, IT, and DevOps teams, providing access to its exposure management platform. The free tier includes weekly vulnerability scans, cloud security posture checks, and AI pentesting agents, targeting smaller and midmarket organizations. This initiative addresses the needs of teams that often lack the budget and resources for enterprise-level tools. Intruder's research indicates that 46% of midmarket teams feel enterprise platforms are too complex for their needs. The free plan allows users to manage up to five external targets and includes various security checks and monitoring features. This move aims to help lean security teams validate exposures without upfront costs or budget approval. The plan is designed to create a lower-friction entry point into Intruder's services.
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