Simplify Threat Intelligence Procurement with SOCRadar and Microsoft Marketplace

Your security team has already made the case for external threat intelligence. The budget owner agrees. Then the deal stalls on procurement rather than technology: a new vendor onboarding form, a separate legal review, another invoice outside the cloud commitment you have already negotiated. Weeks pass while attackers keep trading your employees’ credentials on Dark Web forums. What if buying the intelligence you need were as simple as accepting an offer in the portal your team already uses every day?

SOCRadar is now available on Microsoft Marketplace, giving organizations that standardize their software procurement on Microsoft Azure a faster, more predictable way to bring Extended Threat Intelligence into their security stack. SOCRadar is also available on AWS Marketplace, so teams can purchase through whichever cloud marketplace their procurement already runs on.

Why Security Procurement Slows Down Threat Intelligence Adoption

Security leaders rarely lose a threat intelligence initiative on merit. They lose it to friction. Every new vendor means a new supplier record, another round of legal and security questionnaires, separate payment terms, and one more contract outside the finance team’s line of sight. For organizations running dozens of security tools, that overhead compounds quickly.

Meanwhile, the risk does not wait. Leaked credentials, impersonating domains, exposed assets, and ransomware group chatter surface on the surface, deep, and Dark Web well before they become an incident on your perimeter. A three-month procurement cycle is three months your analysts work without that visibility.

Cloud Commitments Are Changing How Security Software Is Bought

Many enterprises now direct software spending through cloud marketplaces because it consolidates vendors, centralizes billing, and lets committed cloud spend, such as a Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC), count toward eligible third-party software purchases. The consequence for security teams is practical: a tool that can be purchased through Microsoft Marketplace is often a tool that can be approved and deployed sooner. Until now, that route was not available for SOCRadar customers. Today it is.

Integration With Microsoft Marketplace

The SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence Platform is listed on Microsoft Marketplace as a Software as a Service (SaaS) product.

Searching for “SOCRadar” on Microsoft Marketplace returns two listings. To purchase the platform, select the listing marked SaaS. The listing marked Azure Applications is the SOCRadar solution for Microsoft Sentinel, which brings SOCRadar alerts into your Sentinel workspace as incidents; it is used for integration, not for purchasing.

The way you use the SOCRadar platform does not change; only the way you purchase it does. For purchases, please contact the SOCRadar sales team.

Take the Next Step

For organizations that already run procurement through Microsoft Azure, SOCRadar on Microsoft Marketplace removes the administrative distance between deciding you need external threat intelligence and starting to use it.

You keep the same platform, the same support, and the same Customer Success team, with a purchasing path your finance teams already know.

To get started, tell your SOCRadar Account Manager or Customer Success Manager as early as possible that you prefer, or are required, to purchase through Microsoft Marketplace. Your team will confirm product availability, pricing, and the Private Offer details with you.

If you are new to SOCRadar, you can request a demo and mention in your request that you would like to purchase through Microsoft Marketplace.

Learn More

• Microsoft Marketplace: Private offers for customers
• SOCRadar integrations
• Request a demo