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The Infostealer Index · Head-to-head

Hudson RockorCloudSEK?

Where Hudson Rock and CloudSEK differ on infostealer intelligence, biggest gap first.

Updated October 12, 2026 How scoring works
Hudson Rock
Infostealer specialist
96.2
Rank #1 of 34
Ahead overall

Hudson Rock was started by former members of IDF Unit 8200 and works on one problem only: infostealer infections. Its Cavalier platform shows what each infected computer leaked, from credentials and cookies to the malware path and antivirus in place, and splits a company's exposure into employees, users, third parties and suppliers. It is also the research team behind InfoStealers.

CloudSEK
Broad CTI platform
43.9
Rank #25 of 34

CloudSEK, from Bengaluru, offers a family of external-threat products. XVigil watches the deep and dark web, Telegram and paste sites for leaked credentials, with stealer logs as one input among several.

Quick take

Hudson Rock leads by a wide margin, 96.2 to 43.9 overall. The biggest single difference is specialization, where Hudson Rock scores 10 against 3. Of the nine criteria, Hudson Rock is ahead on 9, CloudSEK on 0, and 0 are level.

Where they differ

Criteria with more than half a point between them, largest gap first.

Infostealer Specialization

Hudson Rock +7
Hudson Rock 10
CloudSEK 3

Session Cookie & Token Coverage

Hudson Rock +7
Hudson Rock 9
CloudSEK 2

Machine-Level Infection Context

Hudson Rock +6
Hudson Rock 10
CloudSEK 4

Free Tools & Free API

Hudson Rock +6
Hudson Rock 10
CloudSEK 4

Pricing Accessibility & Time-to-Value

Hudson Rock +6
Hudson Rock 9
CloudSEK 3

Exposure Segmentation

Hudson Rock +5
Hudson Rock 10
CloudSEK 5

API & Integrations

Hudson Rock +4
Hudson Rock 9
CloudSEK 5

Collection Freshness

Hudson Rock +3
Hudson Rock 9
CloudSEK 6

Infostealer Research & Attribution

Hudson Rock +2
Hudson Rock 10
CloudSEK 8

Capabilities

6 of 8 capabilities differ.

CapabilityHudson RockCloudSEK
Machine-level infection data Yes Partial
Session cookies & tokens Yes No
Employee vs. customer split Yes Partial
API access Yes Partial
Free tier / free API Yes Partial
Self-serve signup Partial No

Same on both: Third-party / supply-chain exposure (yes), Public infostealer research (yes).

Side by side

DetailHudson RockCloudSEK
Best suited to Security teams that need per-machine forensics and visibility into supplier exposure Enterprises wanting broad digital risk protection
Pricing Free lookups and a free API key; Bayonet has a free signup with paid tiers; Cavalier is priced on request Pricing on request
Headquarters Tel Aviv, Israel Bengaluru, India
Founded Not disclosed 2015
Ownership Independent Independent
Website hudsonrock.com cloudsek.com

Questions & answers

Which scores higher, Hudson Rock or CloudSEK?

Hudson Rock, with 96.2/100 against 43.9/100 (ranks #1 and #25).

Where do Hudson Rock and CloudSEK differ most?

On infostealer specialization: Hudson Rock scores 10 and CloudSEK scores 3.

Who is each one a good fit for?

Hudson Rock suits security teams that need per-machine forensics and visibility into supplier exposure. CloudSEK suits enterprises wanting broad digital risk protection.

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Scores are Hudson Rock's editorial opinion of each vendor's infostealer intelligence, based on public information (websites, documentation and published research) as of October 12, 2026. Only infostealer-related capabilities are assessed, not a vendor's overall quality or other products. Field averages, peer matches and comparisons are calculated from those scores.

This is general information, not a recommendation to buy or avoid any product, and it may be out of date: confirm details with each vendor. Product names and logos belong to their owners and are used only to identify them. Vendors can request a correction through Hudson Rock's contact page.

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