Click to enlargeIntel Operations connects the entire intelligence lifecycle, from what stakeholders need to know, through collection and investigation, to defensive action, reporting and feedback. At its core is a full Threat Intelligence Platform. Around it are the requirements, hunts, coverage analysis, detections and reporting that turn intelligence into decisions and better defenses.
Click to enlargeDigital Risk Protection identifies external threats and exposures affecting your organization, its people, its brand and its business relationships. It connects impersonation, exposed information, compromised credentials, third-party risk and breach activity with investigation and remediation, so findings keep their evidence and turn into prioritized action.
Click to enlargeExposure Management discovers your exposed assets, identifies weaknesses, validates exploitability and prioritizes remediation by the threats that matter to you. It supports a full Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program, connecting discovery, threat intelligence, live validation, drift monitoring and stakeholder notification, so you know what is exposed, what changed, what attackers could exploit, and what to fix first.
Click to enlargePhysical Security monitors physical threats that could affect your employees, your travelling executives and VIPs, and the places where your people work. It connects location-based monitoring, travel risk, camera integration and geopolitical intelligence, so security teams know what is happening, who or what may be affected, and who needs to act.
Requirements, research, digital risk, exposure, physical risk and reporting in one platform, so findings connect instead of sitting in separate tools.
Morado makes its own intelligence and exposure data and pulls in your feeds and scanners. No rip and replace.
Analysts get productive fast. Morado works out of the box, without the months of set-up a TIP needs, and feeds IOCs to your SIEM.
Run it yourself, have Morado's analysts run it with you, or have it fully managed. AI speeds up collection and triage, and your analysts make the call.
Built-in CTI-CMM tracking shows where your program stands and what to fix next, and gives leadership a clear before and after.
Intelligence, findings and actions move between modules instead of sitting in separate tools. A few examples:
Across every module: Alerts · News Stream · Agentic Workflows · Stakeholder Accounts
Designed by people who have run threat intelligence programs, not by a product team guessing at the workflow.
Our security controls are independently audited. Request the report from our Trust Center.
Our analysts run customer programs on the same platform you use, so what we ship is tested in real work.
Morado AI answers from your organization's own data, and anything that would change data waits for a person to confirm it.
Your organization's data lives in its own isolated environment, and you control who can see it.
A veteran-owned company based in San Diego, California.
One platform takes intelligence from collection to action, so nothing gets lost between tools.
Morado's own collection, plus the tools and feeds you already run.
Signals become findings you can trust, tied to what you care about.
Move from finding to fix without switching tools.
Get intelligence to the people who need it, and show progress.
Add Morado analysts at any step: analyst-validated findings, RFI responses, dark web investigations and takedowns.
Morado AI answers from your own data at every stage. Anything that would change data waits for a person to confirm it.
A news story names a vulnerability in a product the team runs. Morado extracts the IOCs, a hunt checks the SIEM, Exposure Management confirms where the product is exposed, and the right team has a task the same morning.
A CISO is asked whether the threat intelligence program is working, and opens the CTI-CMM trend line to show where it started, where it stands, and the next step.
Book a demo and we will run Morado against your own threat profile.
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