Check Point External Risk Management vs FullHunt

Check Point External Risk Management is a cloud-based service for discovering and reducing risks across an organization’s internet-facing assets. It identifies assets associated with brands, cloud environments, and suppliers, then analyzes vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, correlates them with threat intelligence, and scores and prioritizes risks. Continuous monitoring and recurring assessments aim to reveal new weaknesses and limit how long they remain exposed. Teams receive prioritized recommendations and a practical remediation and hardening roadmap, alongside a compliance and regulatory alignment review. Coverage combines threat intelligence, deep and dark web monitoring, external attack surface management, digital risk protection, and supply-chain intelligence. Check Point experts can provide investigations, threat reports, phishing-site and social-profile takedowns, red-team exercises, and attack simulations. The agentless SaaS service offers Essential and Advanced packages: Essential has one regular user, one integration, weekly scans, and 20 remediation coins; Advanced has three regular users, two integrations, daily scans, and 100 coins. Microsoft Sentinel integration can synchronize alerts and trigger SOAR playbooks. Pricing is on request.

FullHunt provides internet intelligence for security products and external attack surface monitoring, through web access, APIs, data feeds, and MCP. It discovers internet-facing domains, subdomains, IPs, cloud services, ports, technologies, and certificates. Continuous monitoring follows new assets, service and certificate changes, configuration drift, and exposure alerts. Its vulnerability intelligence links CVEs to observed assets with exploit context, EPSS scores, and CISA KEV status. Enterprise workflows also cover compromised credentials, infostealer activity, typosquatting, and phishing infrastructure tied to monitored organizations. Listed integrations include security platforms, ticketing systems, and collaboration tools such as Splunk, Jira, Slack, and Microsoft Teams. Developers can use REST APIs, a Python SDK, and MCP tools; API requests use credits that reset monthly. Plans range from a free option with 10 credits per month to paid plans from $149 a month. A 14-day trial is listed for qualified Enterprise organizations. Users must have lawful authority to monitor submitted assets and use the service for legitimate cybersecurity purposes.