Forendi vs ORNA

Forendi is a digital forensics and incident response platform for incident handling, forensic analysis and security operations. Its incident workflows cover the process from detection through resolution, with automation and real-time collaboration. Case management tracks evidence and investigations with audit trails, while lightweight agents collect evidence with integrity checks and chain-of-custody records. Hyperledger Fabric integration supports tamper-proof evidence storage and cryptographic verification.

Forendi connects with SIEM systems for threat detection and data pipelines. Its threat intelligence service offers more than one million curated indicators, each with confidence scores and expiry dates. Feed delivery supports TAXII 2.1 with STIX 2.1, a native MISP directory and cursor-paginated REST/JSON. The Forendi Agent supports Windows, macOS and Linux and communicates over secure WebSockets; the cloud deployment is listed for web, API, Linux, macOS and Windows. Plans include Threat Intelligence Feed at $199 a month, Threat Intelligence Platform at $399 a month and DFIR Platform at $499 per month. Each product has a seven-day trial intended for evaluation and integration sampling, not production replacement.

ORNA is an AI-guided platform for coordinating cyberattack response and managing incident cases. Its Scout agent watches infrastructure for attacks and anomalies around the clock, sorts findings by source, relevance and criticality, and adds threat intelligence from 28 public and private sources. AI estimates an incident’s severity and affected assets, then presents color-coded views by asset, attack type, technique and time. Teams can turn alerts into incidents with one action; ORNA then creates and assigns tasks according to team roles. Playbooks span digital forensics and incident response as well as crisis work for HR, communications and legal teams. The platform generates detailed or executive incident reports with evidence analysis and offers a Risk Dashboard for NIST CSF management across five governance domains. ORNA lists more than 200 integrations. It supports web, API and self-hosted access, with on-premises and cloud deployment. The Self-Managed Free plan is free. Other listed plans use custom quotes or have no price listed.