Cloud security alternatives, product by product
These guides are for people who are leaving a cloud security product and have not decided what comes next. Each one lists the realistic options, says what each does best and what it costs, and names the places where another product beats Secorvia.
Pick the product you are leaving
Wiz alternatives: seven options for teams that want a published price, a free start or a vendor independent of a cloud provider. Orca, Cortex Cloud, Defender for Cloud, Datadog, Tenable, Secorvia and Prowler are compared.
Orca Security alternatives: seven options for teams that like agentless scanning but want a visible price or a runtime agent built in. Wiz, Cortex Cloud, Sysdig, FortiCNAPP, Defender for Cloud, Secorvia and Prowler.
Prisma Cloud alternatives: eight options for teams that find Prisma Cloud and Cortex Cloud too broad, too hard to price or too sales-led. It includes Aqua, CrowdStrike and Lacework FortiCNAPP as well as the agentless vendors.
Sysdig alternatives: seven options for teams that pay per host for runtime depth they do not use, or that want the runtime side from a different vendor. Aqua, CrowdStrike, Cortex Cloud, Wiz, Orca, Datadog and Secorvia.
Choosing between two products instead
If you already know the two products on your shortlist, the head-to-head comparisons are shorter and more detailed. They cover Secorvia against Wiz, Orca, Prisma Cloud and Sysdig, as well as against point-in-time scanners and manual audits.
How these guides are checked
Every price, product name and ownership claim comes from the vendor's own pages or its cloud marketplace listing, read on the date shown on each guide. Where a vendor publishes no price, the guide describes how it charges and does not guess a figure. Each guide lists its sources at the bottom.
Secorvia appears in each list, in the middle, with the same treatment as everything else. Each guide names at least two products that are better than Secorvia at something, because a list that only flatters its author is not worth reading. If you need to understand what you are comparing, start with attack path analysis and what CSPM covers.