SOCRadar Threat Intelligence Now Available on Microsoft Marketplace

SOCRadar has listed its Extended Threat Intelligence Platform as a Software as a Service product on Microsoft Marketplace, giving businesses that already buy software through Azure a faster way to add threat intelligence to their security stack. The platform was previously available on AWS Marketplace, so teams can now choose whichever cloud marketplace their procurement already runs through.

The move addresses a common problem: security leaders often lose threat intelligence initiatives not because the tool lacks merit, but because onboarding a new vendor means new supplier records, legal reviews, separate invoicing and payment terms outside existing budgets. Many organisations now route software spending through cloud marketplaces because it consolidates vendors and centralises billing, and committed cloud spend can count toward eligible third party purchases. This means tools available through Microsoft Marketplace can often be approved and deployed more quickly than those bought through traditional procurement.

SOCRadar notes that risks such as leaked credentials, impersonating domains, exposed assets and ransomware group activity surface on the surface, deep and dark web well before they hit an organisation's perimeter, so delays in procurement translate directly into gaps in visibility for security teams.

Key Takeaway: If procurement delays are slowing down your adoption of security tools, check whether vendors you're considering are available through your existing cloud marketplace to speed up approval and deployment.