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by CloudSEK · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Since 2015
Digital risk monitoring built in Bengaluru.
CloudSEK is an external threat intelligence company founded in September 2015 by Rahul Sasi, with its engineering team in Bengaluru. It does not sell an antivirus or a firewall. It watches what attackers can see from outside your network: leaked staff credentials on dark web forums, fake domains and apps that copy your brand, exposed cloud buckets, forgotten subdomains and weak vendors in your supply chain. The buyers are security teams at banks, NBFCs, airlines, e-commerce firms and SaaS companies. CloudSEK's homepage names Flipkart, Bajaj Finserv and IndiGo as customers.
The platform is split into modules. XVigil covers digital risk protection: deep and dark web monitoring, brand monitoring and data leak monitoring, plus managed takedowns of phishing sites. BeVigil maps your external attack surface across eight areas, including web, mobile, API, cloud, DNS and SSL. SVigil scores third-party vendors without sending questionnaires. AIVigil is a newer module that looks for exposed AI infrastructure such as MCP servers and leaked model API keys. Nexus AI links findings from all modules into likely attack paths, so a leaked password and an exposed login page show up as one ranked risk instead of two separate alerts.
The weak points are mostly about buying and access. CloudSEK publishes no prices, and the pricing link in its own site footer leads nowhere, so every deal starts with a demo request and a quote. There is no self-serve trial of the enterprise platform. The free tools (URL analyser, deepfake analyser, data exposure checker, BeVigil Asset Explorer) give a small preview. Some numbers on its own pages also disagree, for example 25,000+ versus 20,000+ monitored sources on the XVigil page, so check the figures in your proposal.
In practice CloudSEK makes sense for a company that already has a SOC or at least one dedicated security person who will triage alerts and push them into SIEM or ticketing. It ships connectors for Splunk-style SIEMs such as IBM QRadar, ArcSight, LogRhythm and Microsoft Sentinel, and for Jira, ServiceNow and Slack. A 50-person firm with no security staff will get more value from basic email security and MFA first.
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Best suited for: Indian banks, NBFCs and fintechs facing phishing sites and fake apps that copy their brand · Large e-commerce, airline and consumer brands that need dark web and data leak monitoring · Security teams that must assess dozens of third-party vendors without manual questionnaires · SOC teams that want external threat alerts fed into SIEM, SOAR and ticketing tools
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Digital risk protection (XVigil)
Attack surface monitoring (BeVigil)
Supply chain risk (SVigil)
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AI capabilities
Every edition as published by the vendor. Prices exclude GST unless stated. Full CloudSEK pricing breakdown
Other pricing options & add-ons
Free tools
URL analyser, deepfake analyser, data exposure checker, BeVigil Asset Explorer
Free
Ways to implement
First findings from day one per vendor; integrations take longer
Integrations
Security & compliance
For Indian businesses
Support & learning
1,000+ cybersecurity teams use CloudSEK products (vendor claim)
Customers
2015
In business since
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CloudSEK does not publish any price for XVigil, BeVigil, SVigil or AIVigil. Every deal is quoted after a demo, and the quote usually depends on the modules you pick, the number of brands, domains and vendors monitored, and the takedown volume. Ask for INR billing and a GST invoice in the proposal if you are buying through the Indian entity.
CloudSEK has no self-serve free trial of its enterprise platform. You request a demo and the sales team may run a proof of value. It does offer free tools, such as a URL analyser, a deepfake analyser, a data exposure checker and BeVigil Asset Explorer, which give a limited look at the kind of findings the paid modules produce.
CloudSEK XVigil is the digital risk protection module. It watches surface, deep and dark web sources such as forums, paste sites and encrypted channels for leaked credentials, exposed data, phishing domains, fake mobile apps and executive impersonation. It also runs takedowns of fake sites by sending evidence to hosting providers and registrars, with tracking inside the platform.
CloudSEK works outside your network. A firewall or endpoint tool protects devices and traffic you control, while CloudSEK looks at what attackers can find about you on the internet: exposed assets, leaked passwords, lookalike domains and weak vendors. Most companies use CloudSEK alongside their firewall, EDR and email security, not as a replacement for them.
CloudSEK lists integrations with IBM QRadar, ArcSight, LogRhythm, Microsoft Azure Sentinel, Panther, Wazuh, Cortex XSOAR, ServiceNow, Atlassian Jira, Slack and Amazon SQS. It also offers APIs, and says it connects with 50+ applications. That lets a SOC team route CloudSEK alerts into its existing triage and ticketing process instead of watching another dashboard.
CloudSEK was founded in 2015 by Rahul Sasi and built its product and engineering team in Bengaluru. Some directories list Singapore as its registered headquarters, so the corporate structure spans both countries. Its early recognition came from Indian bodies, including the NASSCOM-DSCI Security Product Company of the Year award in 2020, and it names Flipkart, Bajaj Finserv and IndiGo as customers.
CloudSEK's compliance page says it is certified under ISO/IEC 42001:2023 for AI management systems. The same page describes ISO 27001, ISO 22301, ISO 27017, ISO 9001 and SOC 2 Type II in terms of commitments and implemented controls. Before signing, ask CloudSEK for current certificates and the SOC 2 report through its Trust Vault at trust.cloudsek.com.
CloudSEK SVigil assesses third-party and supply chain risk without questionnaires. It maps each vendor's domains, IPs, apps and cloud assets, scans for vulnerabilities and leaked credentials, and gives a live risk score with history. Vendors can be invited to a remediation portal to fix gaps. It suits banks and large firms with many IT vendors to vet.
CloudSEK is built for companies with a security team that can act on alerts every day. A small business with no dedicated security staff will usually get more protection per rupee from MFA, email filtering and endpoint security first. Smaller firms can still use CloudSEK's free tools, such as the data exposure checker, to see if their data has leaked.
CloudSEK says its platform reports credential leaks, brand threats and public infrastructure risks from day one, because monitoring is external and needs no agents on your machines. Setup mainly means sharing your domains, brands, apps and vendor list. Connecting SIEM or ticketing tools adds some time, depending on how your SOC team handles integrations.
CloudSEK's login is at https://www.cloudsek.com/, linked from its official website.
CloudSEK publishes its plans at https://www.cloudsek.com/. Check that page for current prices, as plans change.
Yes. CloudSEK's official website links to its Android app.
CloudSEK's official site states SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR compliance.
CloudSEK is cybersecurity & endpoint protection by CloudSEK, an Indian company from Bengaluru. Digital risk monitoring built in Bengaluru.
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Yes. CloudSEK is built by CloudSEK, headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
CloudSEK suits mid-market, enterprise buyers looking for cybersecurity & endpoint protection.
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CloudSEK is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

CloudSEK · Bengaluru, Karnataka · Founded 2015 · 1 product in our catalogue · Indian company
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