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Comparison
Continuous perimeter alerts — or attacker intent?
EASM platforms are great at watching your known external assets. AiVersary explains how an adversary would use public information — including people and vendors — to get in without ever scanning you first.
EASM watches assets you own. AiVersary models the reconnaissance phase that happens before (and alongside) those scans.
| Dimension | AiVersary | EASM / SMB external scanners (e.g. Intruder-class) |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring style | Point-in-time intelligence report (repeatable) | Continuous or frequent automated scanning |
| Social engineering context | Central to the product | Usually secondary or absent |
| Pricing model | Pay per report | Monthly subscription common |
| Ideal complement | Use with EASM for narrative + continuous coverage | Use with OSINT reporting for human risk |
Choose AiVersary when
- You want a decision document for leadership, not another dashboard
- Identity and vendor impersonation dominate your risk register
- You prefer project-style spend over another SaaS seat
Choose EASM / SMB external scanners (e.g. Intruder-class) when
- You need always-on alerts when a new host or port appears
- You already have staff who triage continuous scan noise
Many EASM tools bill monthly. AiVersary starts at $499 per report with 3-pack and 10-pack options — see /pricing.
See what public sources already reveal
AiVersary reports start at $499. No subscription required.