NetClean ProActive
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Visit| Fact | NetClean ProActive | Red Vector FULCRUM |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Gothenburg, Sweden | Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, USA |
| Integrations | ProActive supports integration through APIs, webhooks, connectors, and machine-readable Risk Indicators, and the integrations page names Microsoft, Splunk, DNS, SASE, and SSE. | The integration page names Jira and Jira Service Management, Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, ServiceNow Security Incident Response, Vanta, OneTrust, and Diligent One. |
| Intended users | NetClean says the platform is designed for security teams and identifies SOC teams, compliance functions, and MSSPs among the audiences it supports. | The product page identifies CISOs, security architects, and SOC and investigations leads as audiences for FULCRUM. |
| Purpose | NetClean ProActive is a modular human insider risk intelligence platform for identifying and responding to verified risk indicators. | It models contextual baselines across identities, detects behavioral drift, and updates confidence as evidence evolves. |
| Security | ProActive Alert Vault is described as an encrypted environment with customer-controlled encryption for storing and reviewing sensitive alerts. | The Trust Center states that FULCRUM uses encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access controls, immutable audit logging, and continuous security monitoring. |
| Support | NetClean invites organizations to contact its security experts to discuss the platform and their security environment. | Red Vector describes Mission Support as an ongoing operational partnership for organizations running FULCRUM in production. |
ProActive is designed for security and compliance teams, including SOC teams, organizations, and managed security service providers. It suits groups seeking workflows for verified insider-risk indicators and sensitive alerts.
FULCRUM is intended for CISOs, security architects, and SOC and investigations leads. It may suit teams that want insider-risk analysis layered onto existing SIEM, UEBA, or DLP investments.