万物安全 (Wanwu Security)

Name: 万物安全 (Wanwu Security)
Brand: ArgeSecur (Arbeitsgemeinschaft Security)

万物安全 is a security platform that provides IoT-focused asset discovery and mapping, attack-surface and CAASM-style internal visibility, and vulnerability correlation with remediation workflow support.

Est 2000|1 Ref Customers

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01Competitive Landscape

| Aspect | 万物安全 (Wanwu Security) | Palo Alto Cortex Xpanse | ZoomEye EASM (Knownsec) | |--------|---------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------| | Starting Price | Not publicly disclosed (vendor web presence currently limited; pricing not available from public sources) | Public pricing is typically not posted; vendor engagement is generally required for enterprise quotes | Public pricing not clearly posted in accessible sources; typically available via vendor quote/SaaS conversations | | Suggested suitability | China-based organizations needing IoT/asset mapping and CAASM-style internal visibility (based on third-party descriptions) | Large enterprises requiring external ASM integrated with Palo Alto Networks products | Organizations seeking internet-exposed asset discovery and continuous monitoring in a China context | | Key Capabilities | IoT asset fingerprinting, asset mapping, attack surface management (based on third-party descriptions) | Mature external ASM product line and integrations | Internet asset discovery heritage and security community ecosystem | | Key Constraints | Limited independently verifiable reviews on major platforms; vendor web accessibility issues limit external diligence | Potentially higher enterprise costs; licensing and integration complexity | Pricing and feature depth may vary depending on desired workflow integration | - Direct competitors and their distinguishing attributes - Palo Alto Networks Cortex Xpanse - Integration potential for organizations using Palo Alto Networks products; public-facing documentation and API information are more readily available. - Microsoft Defender EASM - Microsoft publishes clearer pricing entry paths and has ecosystem advantages for Microsoft-centric environments. - ZoomEye EASM - Positioned for internet-exposed asset discovery with a dataset and tooling oriented to large-scale scanning and visibility. - Domestic ASM platforms (CubeSec, Sangfor EASM service, 360 Quake) - Often emphasize China-specific compliance mapping, local support, and local threat intelligence. - Feature comparison: areas where Wanwu appears to have strengths vs where alternatives may provide advantages - Areas where Wanwu appears to have strengths (based on third-party descriptions) - IoT device inventory and fingerprinting aligned to China enterprise device types - Building internal asset visibility and asset-data consolidation workflows - Areas where alternatives may provide clearer advantages - Documentation transparency and independently verifiable security/compliance (global vendors typically publish more) - International deployment support - Larger independent review footprints and broader third-party integrations - Pricing comparison: value proposition vs alternatives - Wanwu pricing cannot be compared directly from public sources. - Microsoft Defender EASM and Palo Alto Xpanse generally require enterprise discussions; Microsoft provides clearer public pricing entry points. - Market share and adoption trends - The vendor cites an industry analyst ranking; the underlying analyst report was not located in accessible sources, so this should be treated as an unverified vendor claim.

01Competitive Landscape

Aspect	万物安全 (Wanwu Security)	Palo Alto Cortex Xpanse	ZoomEye EASM (Knownsec)
Starting Price	Not publicly disclosed (vendor web presence currently limited; pricing not available from public sources)	Public pricing is typically not posted; vendor engagement is generally required for enterprise quotes	Public pricing not clearly posted in accessible sources; typically available via vendor quote/SaaS conversations
Suggested suitability	China-based organizations needing IoT/asset mapping and CAASM-style internal visibility (based on third-party descriptions)	Large enterprises requiring external ASM integrated with Palo Alto Networks products	Organizations seeking internet-exposed asset discovery and continuous monitoring in a China context
Key Capabilities	IoT asset fingerprinting, asset mapping, attack surface management (based on third-party descriptions)	Mature external ASM product line and integrations	Internet asset discovery heritage and security community ecosystem
Key Constraints	Limited independently verifiable reviews on major platforms; vendor web accessibility issues limit external diligence	Potentially higher enterprise costs; licensing and integration complexity	Pricing and feature depth may vary depending on desired workflow integration

Direct competitors and their distinguishing attributes
- Palo Alto Networks Cortex Xpanse
  - Integration potential for organizations using Palo Alto Networks products; public-facing documentation and API information are more readily available.
- Microsoft Defender EASM
  - Microsoft publishes clearer pricing entry paths and has ecosystem advantages for Microsoft-centric environments.
- ZoomEye EASM
  - Positioned for internet-exposed asset discovery with a dataset and tooling oriented to large-scale scanning and visibility.
- Domestic ASM platforms (CubeSec, Sangfor EASM service, 360 Quake)
  - Often emphasize China-specific compliance mapping, local support, and local threat intelligence.
Feature comparison: areas where Wanwu appears to have strengths vs where alternatives may provide advantages
- Areas where Wanwu appears to have strengths (based on third-party descriptions)
  - IoT device inventory and fingerprinting aligned to China enterprise device types
  - Building internal asset visibility and asset-data consolidation workflows
- Areas where alternatives may provide clearer advantages
  - Documentation transparency and independently verifiable security/compliance (global vendors typically publish more)
  - International deployment support
  - Larger independent review footprints and broader third-party integrations
Pricing comparison: value proposition vs alternatives
- Wanwu pricing cannot be compared directly from public sources.
- Microsoft Defender EASM and Palo Alto Xpanse generally require enterprise discussions; Microsoft provides clearer public pricing entry points.
Market share and adoption trends
- The vendor cites an industry analyst ranking; the underlying analyst report was not located in accessible sources, so this should be treated as an unverified vendor claim.

Aspect

万物安全 (Wanwu Security)

Palo Alto Cortex Xpanse

ZoomEye EASM (Knownsec)

Starting Price

Not publicly disclosed (vendor web presence currently limited; pricing not available from public sources)

Public pricing is typically not posted; vendor engagement is generally required for enterprise quotes

Public pricing not clearly posted in accessible sources; typically available via vendor quote/SaaS conversations

Suggested suitability

China-based organizations needing IoT/asset mapping and CAASM-style internal visibility (based on third-party descriptions)

Large enterprises requiring external ASM integrated with Palo Alto Networks products

Organizations seeking internet-exposed asset discovery and continuous monitoring in a China context

Key Capabilities

IoT asset fingerprinting, asset mapping, attack surface management (based on third-party descriptions)

Mature external ASM product line and integrations

Internet asset discovery heritage and security community ecosystem

Key Constraints

Limited independently verifiable reviews on major platforms; vendor web accessibility issues limit external diligence

Potentially higher enterprise costs; licensing and integration complexity

Pricing and feature depth may vary depending on desired workflow integration

万物安全 (Wanwu Security)

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01Competitive Landscape

02Market Map