Privacy

Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems

Quad9 on SecurityListing: A free DNS recursive service that blocks malicious host names and protects user privacy.

Governance Risk and Compliance Platforms

Zania on SecurityListing: Zania is an AI-driven platform that automates security and compliance tasks using autonomous agents for security inquiries, compliance assessments, and privacy regulation adherence.

VPN

NordVPN on SecurityListing: VPN service providing encrypted internet connections and privacy protection

Data Classification

PII Crawler on SecurityListing: PII Crawler is a data scanning tool that identifies and locates Personally Identifiable Information in various file types and databases.

Next-Generation Firewalls

Safing Portmaster on SecurityListing: An open-source application firewall that monitors and controls network traffic with custom filtering rules and real-time visibility into application connections.

Data Masking

ZAMA on SecurityListing: Zama's fhEVM Coprocessor is an open-source tool for developing applications using Fully Homomorphic Encryption, enabling privacy-preserving computations in various domains.

API Security

TrustCaptcha on SecurityListing: A privacy-focused CAPTCHA alternative that protects websites from bot attacks using proof-of-work challenges and AI-based detection while maintaining GDPR compliance.

Data Loss Prevention

Proofpoint Insider Threat Management on SecurityListing: A security solution that monitors, detects, and responds to insider threats by providing visibility into user activities across endpoints, email, and cloud to prevent data loss from careless, compromised, or malicious insiders.

360 Privacy

Threat Intelligence Platforms

360 Privacy's mission is to protect the digital identity, security, and reputation of high-profile executives, athletes, celebrities, and high net-worth families. Digital identity is at the intersect

Third-Party Risk Management

Website Privacy Test on SecurityListing: Website privacy and security testing tool for cookie and third-party analysis