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EarlyCore serves as a dedicated security platform tailored for AI agents, streamlining the processes of pre-production attack testing, real-time surveillance, and compliance documentation throughout the entire lifecycle of the agents. It evaluates agents against a myriad of attack vectors, such as prompt injection, jailbreaking, data theft, tool misuse, and supply chain vulnerabilities. Once deployed, it continuously monitors each agent's actions, establishes typical behavioral patterns, and identifies anomalies in real time, with alerts sent via Slack, email, or webhooks. The platform automatically generates compliance documentation aligned with standards like ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, SOC 2, and GDPR, ensuring that users remain audit-ready at all times. With a rapid deployment time of just 15 minutes and no need for code alterations, it offers seamless integration with services like AWS Bedrock, Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, LangChain, among others. It also provides multi-tenant support, making it an ideal choice for agencies and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs). Designed specifically for security teams, agencies, and MSSPs, EarlyCore empowers organizations to secure AI agents efficiently at scale while maintaining high compliance and security standards.

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SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence is a holistic platform designed from the ground up to proactively detect and assess cyber threats, providing actionable insights with contextual relevance. Organizations increasingly require enhanced visibility into their publicly accessible assets and the vulnerabilities associated with them. Relying solely on External Attack Surface Management (EASM) solutions is inadequate for mitigating cyber risks; instead, these technologies should form part of a comprehensive enterprise vulnerability management framework. Companies are actively pursuing protection for their digital assets in every potential exposure area. The conventional focus on social media and the dark web no longer suffices, as threat actors continuously expand their methods of attack. Therefore, effective monitoring across diverse environments, including cloud storage and the dark web, is essential for empowering security teams. Additionally, for a thorough approach to Digital Risk Protection, it is crucial to incorporate services such as site takedown and automated remediation. This multifaceted strategy ensures that organizations remain resilient against the evolving landscape of cyber threats.