We are using Cysiv and SIM technologies. We also researched and implemented CloudSEK XVigil. We use CloudSEK XVigil for deep dark web monitoring and credential harvesting. Anything exposed to the dark web triggers a notification related to our organization.

We also use B-Vigil, which focuses more on attack surface management, while CloudSEK XVigil is dedicated to deep dark web monitoring.

We use CloudSEK XVigil as a prevention tool. It will not automatically prevent incidents, but instead sends us critical alerts. After taking multiple confirmations to determine whether a particular alert is legitimate, we take the necessary action.

CloudSEK XVigil identifies if any assets critical to our organization have been exposed to the dark web or what type of services have been exposed. It provides alerts before a disaster occurs, allowing us to receive notification and rectify issues before they happen again.

We have integrated CloudSEK XVigil with our Cysiv tool.

We are receiving real-time alerts. If any alerts are categorized as high or critical, they are converted into a ticket management system for us to work on. Regarding ransomware, there is currently no case, but CloudSEK XVigil is a notification tool that analyzes and correlates everything to notify us if something will occur. If a ransomware attack were to happen, it would notify us a few minutes or a few hours before, informing us that a particular asset has been exposed and that this exposure could create a ransomware attack in our environment.

Regarding reports, we have automated all reports we receive on a weekly basis. With over ten thousand employees, we identify which users' email IDs or passwords have been exposed outside the environment and receive those notifications in our reports. The report generation has been fully automated.

The dashboard is good, but I want to make it more mature with additional features so that we can view all the services we use and all critical notifications in a unified platform. More features should be included in security terms so that everyone can see one dashboard and check all relevant things regarding what is happening in our environment and what is being monitored.

Additionally, there are modern advancements in AI technology. I want CloudSEK XVigil to introduce new AI technologies, including GenAI and agentic AI, which would help us generate reports more efficiently.

We have been using it for the last two years.

Technical support is good, and I rate it nine out of ten.

When I was part of Dalmia Bharat Group, my previous company was using Cybel, which is similar to CloudSEK XVigil.

We are getting a return on investment with CloudSEK XVigil. Last month we had a meeting where they showcased their ROI data from the last two and a half years of their partnership with us. They presented a ROI analysis which we subsequently showcased to our leadership team and promoter's team. We are definitely getting the return on investment and experiencing benefits from this tool.

The pricing is good because this is a premium feature. I am focused on my company's assets, and if paying a slightly higher price ensures my devices will not be exposed to the environment in a negative manner, that is acceptable. I want my assets to be exposed in a positive way. If my assets expose negative information, ransomware attacks and other serious issues could occur. The pricing is average, but considering the services provided, it is good value. If I am paying ten thousand or one lakh extra, but receiving quality services and complete satisfaction, the investment is justified.

We completed a proof of concept for B-Vigil a few months back and discussions are still ongoing. I have been in cybersecurity for almost twelve years. We purchased CloudSEK XVigil with help from a partner distributor. I have a team of six people who all use this tool, as we have multiple tools here and CloudSEK XVigil is one component of our security infrastructure. CloudSEK XVigil is very advanced with automated features and AI capabilities. I would definitely recommend CloudSEK XVigil to anyone. I rate this product nine out of ten.

I primarily use CloudSEK XVigil for brand and risk monitoring for a pharmaceutical client.

CloudSEK XVigil has a module for executive impersonations where we configured use cases and alerts rules by taking the emails and phone numbers of the executives of the particular organization and monitoring those numbers constantly in the tool. If anything gets flagged on the clear, deep, or dark web, alerts notify us of incidents which can be monitored via the tool.

My main use case for CloudSEK XVigil is brand and risk monitoring.

In my experience, the best feature of CloudSEK XVigil is its user-friendly interface, and I really appreciate that I can tweak the alert rules according to my needs. I can monitor various incidents, domains, URLs, or any kind of artifacts, and those are some of the features I really appreciate about that particular platform, including their integrated intelligence monitoring sections.

The integrated intelligence monitoring section of CloudSEK XVigil rolled out a feature to provide updates on the latest threat intelligence developments worldwide, and when I was using it in my last organization six months back, we even had customer success review calls from their support managers. At that time, they were in the process of releasing STIX and TAXII modules for indicators of compromise, allowing us to integrate those tools, which provided options to directly connect that data to our SIEM tools.

CloudSEK XVigil positively impacted my organization, allowing us to initiate a lot of takedowns for applications with our brand and logo that were wrongly listed on third-party websites, and thankfully, those were removed.

If I did not have CloudSEK XVigil, it would take me two or three days to identify a problematic application because the takedown process involves going through the domain registrar and a lot of paperwork. However, with CloudSEK XVigil, it is just one click away. I only need confirmation from my organization to proceed, and in one day, I can tackle anywhere from five to twenty incidents, depending on approval, and most of those takedowns get successful within a week. This is quite a good number of metrics compared to the traditional way.

I think CloudSEK XVigil could improve its B-Vigil suite, particularly regarding attack surface monitoring application headers as compared to Bitsight, which provides a good amount of data that could be included in CloudSEK XVigil.

I am satisfied with the improvements I have mentioned regarding CloudSEK XVigil.

I have used this particular tool for more than one and a half year.

CloudSEK XVigil is stable in my experience.

CloudSEK XVigil's scalability is quite good, as it handles increased workloads and users well.

The customer support for CloudSEK XVigil is excellent for me, and we have regular bi-weekly calls with their customer support executive to answer our inquiries and support our work.

I did not use any other solutions before CloudSEK XVigil; it is the only solution I have used for this particular case scenario and business use case.

I deploy CloudSEK XVigil as a SaaS-based tool, meaning I just have to go to my browser, access the login portal, and use it.

I use CloudSEK XVigil as an independent tool from CloudSEK without being deployed over my cloud environment, so I do not see the need for a cloud provider in this case.

I believe there is a return on investment with CloudSEK XVigil, as we were able to identify numerous true positive incidents and take action on them.

I do not have visibility on the pricing, setup cost, and licensing for CloudSEK XVigil because, as I mentioned, I work as an associate, and all those decisions are made by my bosses and senior management.

I do not have visibility into whether my organization evaluated other options before choosing CloudSEK XVigil because that decision was made by my manager and senior managers.

I have rated CloudSEK XVigil a seven out of ten.

I have rated it a seven because of the suggested improvements, and if those can be included, it could be a nine or ten for me. I think CloudSEK XVigil is a good tool that you can evaluate according to your business needs, as it truly adds value. However, it also depends on the specific requirements of different organizations, as there may be scenarios where other tools could benefit you more than CloudSEK XVigil, but this is definitely one tool worth trying.

My main use case for CloudSEK XVigil is vulnerability assessment and active monitoring.

A specific example of how I use it for vulnerability assessment and active monitoring is that there are 35,000 applications running at National Informatics Center with an IC made infrastructure, so we are looking into deep web monitoring for compromised credentials and also using CloudSEK XVigil for extracting vulnerability assessment reports of our website and the applications that are integrated with it.

The best features CloudSEK XVigil offers include deep web monitoring and vulnerability assessment.

The most useful feature is deep web monitoring and vulnerability assessment in my cases where we actively look after the vulnerabilities in all 35,000 applications.

What makes deep web monitoring and vulnerability assessment stand out for me is that, because of the large infrastructure at NIC, CloudSEK XVigil especially manages large applications integrated with it, making it easy and useful for us to monitor all applications at once and generate reports. Additionally, deep web monitoring provides valuable insights where user credentials have been stolen or misused.

CloudSEK XVigil has positively impacted my organization by automating processes that were previously manual, which we struggled with due to our large network, and since integrating CloudSEK XVigil, it has dramatically changed our workflow and reduced the manpower needed.

CloudSEK XVigil can be improved by focusing more on vulnerabilities like open redirection, broken access control, and OWASP Top 10, which need to be enhanced and made more accurate.

In relation to open redirection vulnerability, I would add that there is concern over SEO poisoning, so if CloudSEK XVigil can detect SEO poisoning and the keywords redirecting to pages including gaming and betting apps, that would be useful to collect all websites using one phrase or keyword at once.

I have been using CloudSEK XVigil for nine months.

CloudSEK XVigil is stable.

The scalability of CloudSEK XVigil is pretty good.

The customer support for CloudSEK XVigil is really helpful.

I would rate the customer support an eight on a scale of one to ten.

I have not previously used a different solution; this is the first one, as before it was all manual.

I did purchase CloudSEK XVigil through the AWS Marketplace, and my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing is that everything is manageable.

Before choosing CloudSEK XVigil, I did not evaluate other options because it was the organization's decision.

I rate CloudSEK XVigil a seven on a scale of one to ten. I give it a seven because it is a good tool, but there needs to be improvement.

My advice for others looking into using CloudSEK XVigil is that I would give a good review about CloudSEK XVigil because it handles large networks well.

CloudSEK XVigil protects us in terms of external attack surface reduction, as we lack visibility on what is happening with our related entities. A specific example of how we use CloudSEK XVigil for attack surface prediction and visibility is that in one of my colleagues' cases, an identity was leaked on a personal laptop, which reflected our lack of visibility on what was happening around there. CloudSEK helps us in that manner. When an attack or malware occurs with personal assets, we have full visibility on what is happening with the endpoint related to credential breach, and this provides significant help in preventing similar attacks. This is an important use case because we are protected with MFA and all that, but a user's endpoint may not have an email ID or may not be protected; it is possible they have not enabled MFA. From the perspective of malware or credential compromise, we receive considerable help from CloudSEK XVigil.

CloudSEK XVigil provides us with insights on impersonation, as someone may be impersonating our corporate website or has hosted many domains related to typosquatting. They help us by offering a proactive approach, informing us of anything happening related to Birlasoft or our company entities and endpoints.

CloudSEK XVigil's best features include threat intelligence capabilities, malware logs, and information on credential breaches, along with identification of fake mobile apps that might expose our entities or claim to be authenticated as a Birlasoft application. The product also includes an SSL scanner, network scanner, and web application scanner, and is useful for safeguarding code-related repositories, especially if someone has created a GitHub repository and possibly forgot to secure it.

Additional features that stand out are the social media discussion monitoring provided, keeping us informed about positive and negative happenings related to brand protection, as well as data leak protection monitoring and infrastructure threat-related protection. They offer deep and dark web monitoring, which is a huge benefit for us, making it a good product.

CloudSEK XVigil has positively impacted our organization by providing good features. While investigating incidents, it delivers a brief summary of what is happening in a short term with the help of AI-enabled features. CloudSEK XVigil has great capabilities around the portal, and they help us significantly.

I have used CloudSEK XVigil for two and a half years, and it remains a good product.

CloudSEK XVigil's scalability is good. I have used it for two and a half years, and it remains a good product. We have invested significantly in licensing and other solution packages, such as the takedown request services, which we utilize effectively.

CloudSEK XVigil's customer support deserves a 10. I have reached out at all times, and they respond quickly and often proactively. The support is very good, and they save us time.

I did not previously use a different solution. When I joined Birlasoft, I was working with other streams and learned about CloudSEK XVigil here. In my previous organization, there were no such tools protecting our attack surface reduction point of view, so I did not have feedback from another perspective. We did conduct some proofs of concept with other attack surface reduction tools, but CloudSEK XVigil was really good.

CloudSEK XVigil's initial setup and onboarding process was good. When I joined this organization, it was already deployed and working appropriately. We suggested some workarounds, and they worked on that and provided those solutions, which were really helpful.

I have seen a return on investment with CloudSEK XVigil. While investigating incidents, many costs are involved because if breaches go unaddressed, information loss can be very costly. CloudSEK XVigil proactively informs us, which saves us considerable money, and the AI-enabled features save our manpower and processes.

From a cost perspective, CloudSEK XVigil is cheaper compared to other available tools in the market, and they provide seamless help. CloudSEK XVigil's associates and team offer proactive technical support, and I can call them anytime with queries. They respond immediately, which is very helpful without needing to set up meetings.

CloudSEK XVigil's AI-enabled incident summaries have helped our team by saving us time through providing concise one-liners about what is happening with each incident, which allows us to respond quickly. For example, when a repository is available publicly for everyone to access, we can address it immediately.

CloudSEK XVigil provides many threat analyses in an advanced manner. For example, it informed us in advance about an attack related to Oracle Cloud. CloudSEK XVigil was the first attack surface reduction tool that claimed and informed us, saying that if we had hosted something in Oracle Cloud, there probably had been a breach in the last one and a half months, providing all necessary information about the breach proactively before Oracle Cloud itself confirmed it.

CloudSEK XVigil's alerting and notification system is absolutely timely and actionable, providing complete insights on the dashboard, as well as through email and Teams messages. We have enabled both, so my team and I always check what is happening. Sometimes emails are missed, but Teams messages pop up, prompting us to prioritize incidents based on what we can do next.

CloudSEK XVigil's reporting and analytics capabilities offer sufficient information. During bi-weekly meetings, CloudSEK XVigil's associates join and explain what is happening around our organization, helping us identify if we are on the right track or if there are any loopholes.

CloudSEK XVigil's threat intelligence is advanced compared to other solutions I have seen or used. No other tool provides the solutions CloudSEK XVigil does, making it a great product.

For others considering CloudSEK XVigil, I advise them to consider the numerous built-in features, such as deep and dark web monitoring, which is crucial. They provide detailed information about credential breaches, malware breaches, and events occurring globally. Their proactive data leak monitoring includes insights on compromised computers, APIs, and code repositories, while infrastructure threat monitoring offers web application scanners and network scanners, providing a wealth of information and a good user interface. I rate CloudSEK XVigil a 10 out of 10.