Cyware Adds Digital Risk Protection Through SOCRadar Partnership
Cyware has expanded its Intelligence Suite through a new partnership with SOCRadar, announced in a press release. The integration adds Digital Risk Protection capabilities to Cyware’s threat intelligence platform, allowing organizations to act automatically on external threats.
The new module combines SOCRadar’s external visibility with Cyware’s intelligence backbone to correlate brand, credential, and domain exposures with active threat campaigns. The system can trigger automated defensive playbooks that block malicious URLs, reset compromised sessions, or initiate infrastructure takedowns.
Cyware’s enhanced suite includes unified domain impersonation defense, dark web monitoring, and managed takedown services accessible from a single interface. The integrated Digital Risk Protection and SOCRadar Takedown Services are available immediately as an add-on within the Cyware Intelligence Suite.
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