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Reco vs Vectra AI Identity Threat Detection and Response

Reco

reco.ai

Vectra AI Identity Threat Detection and Response

vectra.ai

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Free trial—Yes
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WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published01
Spec score · Identity Threat Detection and Response Software7.0 (#11)7.1 (#9)
IntegrationsReco’s integration page lists more than 270 agent and app integrations and says new integrations are added weekly.Vectra says its ITDR solution has native integrations for dozens of security tools, and its platform supports third party API connections.
Intended usersReco describes its platform as built for enterprises and presents it to security teams seeking visibility and control over AI agents and their connected ecosystems.Vectra identifies security teams, security architects, security analysts, SOCs, and IAM teams as audiences for ITDR.
SupportReco’s contact page offers support through chat and lists [email protected] for contact.Vectra says standard technical support is available to all customers, with a separate Premium Support program providing global 24x7x365 support and health monitoring.

Plans

Reco

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Vectra AI Identity Threat Detection and Response

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In their own words

Reco

Reco is a paid platform for enterprises that need visibility and control over AI agents and their connected environments. It maps applications, identities, permissions, workflows, connections and activity, then detects policy deviations. The Agent Runtime checks prompts, actions and events in real time and can block, warn, redact, allow or log them. Agent Security discovers unregistered agents and maps their owners, permissions and reach. Agent Governance maps agents, apps, identities and connections and provides audit-ready reporting aligned with the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, SOC 2 and NIST AI RMF. Runtime protections include a kill switch, prompt-injection alerts, sensitive-data controls, browser security and a policy engine. Reco lists more than 270 integrations and more than 1,000 detection controls. Its API connects core SaaS applications. Deployment uses seven read-only sensors without proxy deployment or traffic rerouting. Reco offers web and API access; pricing is available on request.

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Vectra AI Identity Threat Detection and Response

Vectra AI Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) detects, investigates and responds to identity threats across an organization’s environment. Coverage includes Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, local identities and cloud identities, plus Microsoft 365 applications and AWS activity after compromise. Vectra says its patented AI identifies identity-focused attackers in real time and correlates actions across network and cloud to filter benign activity and reduce false positives. Dashboards let analysts monitor network, cloud, SaaS and identity services, investigate alerts, hunt unusual behavior and respond. Actions can be automated or customized. Monitoring includes human and machine identities, including service accounts, to identify abuse. Vectra names security teams, architects, analysts, SOCs and IAM teams as audiences. Native integrations cover dozens of security tools, with third-party API connections also supported. A demo page offers a 45-day trial deployment. Standard technical support is available to all customers; Premium Support adds global 24x7x365 support and health monitoring. The product is offered through web and API platforms. Pricing is on request, and the listed plan is enterprise identity threat detection, investigation and response.

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