Msspalert SOCRadar Launches Free Hacker Score Tool for MSSPs and MSPs
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- •SOCRadar launched Hacker Score, a free tool for MSSPs and MSPs to assess cyber risks.
- •The tool evaluates over 150 attack indicators to identify vulnerabilities and generate leads.
- •Hacker Score aims to simplify initial security assessments and build trust with prospects.
SOCRadar has introduced the Hacker Score, a free AI-powered tool designed for Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) and Managed Service Providers (MSPs). This tool helps assess a client's cyber risk by evaluating over 150 external attack indicators, including phishing exposure and leaked credentials. It aims to streamline the process of conducting initial security assessments, which are often time-consuming and manual. The Hacker Score provides an instant score reflecting a prospect's digital vulnerabilities, helping MSSPs prioritize potential clients and build trust from the outset. The tool is available free for a limited time and is part of SOCRadar's broader strategy to enhance cybersecurity intelligence through automation. Huzeyfe Onal, CEO of SOCRadar, emphasized that this tool is not a replacement for penetration tests but offers valuable insights into potential risks.
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