Agent
Discoverability

Brandefense Atlas

Scan a company domain's exposure (breached credentials, infected devices, dark web mentions, phishing look-alikes) and look up CVEs, from Brandefense threat intelligence.

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Integration details

Description

Brandefense Atlas brings Brandefense's free threat-intelligence tools into Claude. Ask how exposed a domain is and Atlas runs a domain risk scan across breached credentials, infected devices, dark web and dark chat mentions, phishing look-alike domains, exposed documents and data sales, and returns letter grades with an overall score. Search the Atlas CVE catalogue by vendor, product or severity, with CVSS, EPSS and known-exploited (KEV) flags, or read one CVE in full. Check public-facing software (NetScaler, GitLab, Atlassian Data Center, WordPress, PHP, Node.js) for specific high-profile vulnerabilities; the checks only read public pages or compare versions and never send an exploit. After a scan you can ask Brandefense to e-mail the full report to a work address on that domain. No Brandefense account is needed: connecting takes one human check. Usage is limited per connection per day.

Integration type
Connector
Verification status
Community connector
Platform
Claude
Category
Security

The broad Category that contains the Primary Subcategory.

Primary Subcategory
Threat Detection & SIEM/XDR Monitoring

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Secondary Subcategories
None listed

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Access
Account required
First tracked
2026-11-01
Tool count
11
Market
US
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—AnvilogicPending VerificationGet notified
—Brandefense AtlasPending VerificationGet notified
—Brandefense MCPPending VerificationGet notified
—DarkWebSonarPending VerificationGet notified
—DugganUSA Threat IntelligencePending VerificationGet notified
—ELLIOPending VerificationGet notified
—ExaforcePending VerificationGet notified
—FingerprintPending VerificationGet notified
—Have I Been SquattedPending VerificationGet notified
—IntelMCPPending VerificationGet notified
—LimaCharliePending VerificationGet notified
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—Spectra Intelligence MCPPending VerificationGet notified
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Tools

11 tools agents can invoke

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FAQs

Brandefense Atlas Claude Connector FAQ

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What are Brandefense Atlas alternatives on Claude?

As of 2026-11-02, Brandefense Atlas competes with Anvilogic, Brandefense MCP, DarkWebSonar, DugganUSA Threat Intelligence, ELLIO, Exaforce, Fingerprint, Have I Been Squatted and 8 more in Claude Threat Detection & SIEM/XDR Monitoring, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.