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Alternativas ao Board Cybersecurity, comparadas com transparência

Board Cybersecurity structures public cyber-incident and governance data into searchable trackers. If you're weighing alternatives, the question is which job you actually need: historical research and benchmarking (databases), same-day disclosure alerts (monitoring services), or raw filing feeds (free tools). Facts below are from each product's own site, verified July 2026.

Apenas para fins informativos. Uma das alternativas abaixo (BreachTrigger) é nosso próprio produto e está identificada como tal. Os dados das demais ferramentas vêm de seus sites públicos e os preços estão indicados as of July 2026; confira as condições atuais antes de decidir. Última atualização .

O que Board Cybersecurity faz

Board Cybersecurity (operated by Hack42, LLC) is a cyber-risk intelligence site that aggregates and structures public cybersecurity data: an Incident Tracker of real-world breaches, a Company Tracker for benchmarking governance posture, plus Governance and Regulatory trackers. Its homepage states coverage of 23,612 companies, 20,534 incidents, and 235 regulatory actions, sourced from SEC disclosures, state AG notifications, news reports, and governance filings.

Preços: Free account tier; paid plans referenced without public prices (as of July 2026). BreachTrigger's digest is free; Instant Alerts is $199/month.

As alternativas realistas

  1. OPÇÃO 1

    KFilings (kfilings.com)

    KFilings is a free service for SEC EDGAR email alerts. Its site describes unlimited free alerts — no login or registration required — for one or more SEC registrants and/or filing types, selected by company name, ticker, or CIK, including specific Form 8-K items such as Item 1.05 (Material Cybersecurity Incidents). Alerts can be real-time, daily, or weekly, and the site states it is a public service funded solely by its creator, unaffiliated with the SEC.

    Preços: KFilings is free (as of July 2026) — its site says so plainly. BreachTrigger's digest is also free; Instant Alerts is $199/month.

    Comparação completa: BreachTrigger vs KFilings →

  2. OPÇÃO 2

    Visualping (visualping.io)

    Visualping is a general-purpose website change monitoring service: it watches any web page, compares before/after, and alerts via email, SMS, Slack, Teams, or webhooks, with AI to judge whether a change matters. Its site states 2 million users and lists regulatory intelligence among many use cases. Pointed at SEC EDGAR pages, it can serve as a DIY disclosure watcher.

    Preços: Free tier with paid plans; specific prices aren't displayed on the homepage (as of July 2026) — see visualping.io. BreachTrigger's digest is free; Instant Alerts is $199/month.

    Comparação completa: BreachTrigger vs Visualping →

  3. OPÇÃO 3 · NOSSO PRODUTO

    BreachTrigger (breachtrigger.com)

    Receba um alerta no mesmo dia em que uma empresa de capital aberto registra uma divulgação de violação em um SEC 8-K. Monitoramento imediato de violações a partir dos documentos EDGAR, antes das notícias.

    • You need to know about a new Item 1.05 filing the day it hits EDGAR, not when you next search a database.
    • You want push alerts filtered by sector and ticker.
    • You want a free weekly sector digest of new disclosures.

    Preços publicados: Resumo semanal — $0; Alertas imediatos no mesmo dia — $199/mês.

    E, com a mesma transparência, escolha Board Cybersecurity quando: you're researching incidents historically — benchmarking companies, tracking governance and enforcement trends.

  4. OPÇÃO 4 · REFERÊNCIA GRATUITA

    Faça você mesmo

    Todas as ferramentas desta página trabalham com dados públicos. Monitorar as fontes primárias por conta própria não custa dinheiro, mas exige tempo recorrente; mostramos as diferenças critério por critério em nossa comparação de abordagens.

Perguntas frequentes

Do BreachTrigger and Board Cybersecurity compete?
Less than it appears. Board Cybersecurity is a research database — structured trackers of incidents, company governance, and regulatory actions you consult when you need context. BreachTrigger is an alerting service — it pushes new Item 1.05 filings to you same-day with sector and ticker filters. Analysts often want both: alerts for speed, a database for history.
Which covers more incidents?
Board Cybersecurity aggregates more broadly by design — its homepage states 20,534 incidents from SEC disclosures, state AG notifications, news, and governance filings. BreachTrigger deliberately centers on SEC 8-K cyber disclosures (Item 1.05, plus voluntary 8.01), where same-day alerting matters most, with state AG registries feeding its digest coverage.
What do they cost?
Board Cybersecurity offers a free account tier; its paid plans are referenced without public prices (as of July 2026). BreachTrigger's weekly sector digest is free; Instant Alerts is $199/month. Both let you verify every item against the primary source.

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