I am an end user of Mandiant Advantage. Mandiant Advantage's intelligence is good, and their service is good, but the price they charge is just too high. It's not that they're not supplying what they're selling; it's simply that the price is high, and putting a tag on that cost is somewhat problematic. I would rate Mandiant Advantage an 8 out of 10. I do not consider Mandiant Advantage an affordable solution at all. The prices are very high and very expensive. The price of Mandiant Advantage is not justified. It's really expensive, and it's so expensive that I'm not sure I will continue next year with their service.
Information Security Officer at a tech vendor with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 5
Jan 30, 2025
I would advise exploring multiple functions because there are many different capabilities of Mandiant Advantage. For small organizations, try every feature included in the package. Use known sources like Mandiant to improve the health of the organization, and automate security to reduce the need for many analysts. I rate the solution an eight out of ten overall. It has very good functionality, though stability in particular aspects can be improved.
Partner, Cyber Security at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Jul 31, 2024
The customer may want many features, but they likely don't need all of them. Earlier, it made sense to offer various modules, as not all customers require every option. For example, if Google bundles its services into fewer packages—say, three instead of six or nine. It simplifies customer decisions and helps avoid future pricing uncertainty. From a commercial and technological perspective, these options are similar, with all three highly rated reports. However, Google has an advantage due to its extensive network infrastructure, which provides superior intelligence from its networks. Everyone is talking about AI and its applications. For instance, Microsoft's Copilot was highly praised and tested in large organizations, but the hype seems to have settled down a bit. On the other hand, Mandiant appears to be effective in triggering actions based on specific events. Overall, I rate the solution an eight or nine out of ten.
Managing Member at a tech vendor with self employed
Real User
Mar 12, 2023
I would recommend this solution to other people especially when it comes to the monitoring feature. Overall, I would rate this solution an eight, on a scale from one to 10, with one being the worst and 10 being the best.
I'm an end-user. I'd recommend the solution to others. They're now part of Google. They're going to start with integration and have 360-degree integration with QRadar, where all of the grunt work and analysis will happen elsewhere, and the security protocols will be with Mandiant. Everything is threat intelligence to me. If a company is going to use it and that's all they're going to use, they need to make sure they have enough time to read the articles. That's the big thing about the advantage. All of the information is there. You've got to just gotta go get it. I'd rate the solution ten out of ten.
Mandiant Advantage is a multi-vendor XDR platform that provides security teams of all sizes with frontline intelligence. Mandiant Advantage aims to speed up operational as well as strategic security and risk decision making. Mandiant Advantage provides security teams with an early knowledge advantage through the Mandiant Intel Grid, which provides platform modules with current and relevant threat data and analysis capabilities. Organizations are better protected from cyber attacks and more...
I am an end user of Mandiant Advantage. Mandiant Advantage's intelligence is good, and their service is good, but the price they charge is just too high. It's not that they're not supplying what they're selling; it's simply that the price is high, and putting a tag on that cost is somewhat problematic. I would rate Mandiant Advantage an 8 out of 10. I do not consider Mandiant Advantage an affordable solution at all. The prices are very high and very expensive. The price of Mandiant Advantage is not justified. It's really expensive, and it's so expensive that I'm not sure I will continue next year with their service.
I would advise exploring multiple functions because there are many different capabilities of Mandiant Advantage. For small organizations, try every feature included in the package. Use known sources like Mandiant to improve the health of the organization, and automate security to reduce the need for many analysts. I rate the solution an eight out of ten overall. It has very good functionality, though stability in particular aspects can be improved.
If I have to rate this solution, I would put it at eight out of ten. I would advise others to consider their specific needs when evaluating the tool.
The customer may want many features, but they likely don't need all of them. Earlier, it made sense to offer various modules, as not all customers require every option. For example, if Google bundles its services into fewer packages—say, three instead of six or nine. It simplifies customer decisions and helps avoid future pricing uncertainty. From a commercial and technological perspective, these options are similar, with all three highly rated reports. However, Google has an advantage due to its extensive network infrastructure, which provides superior intelligence from its networks. Everyone is talking about AI and its applications. For instance, Microsoft's Copilot was highly praised and tested in large organizations, but the hype seems to have settled down a bit. On the other hand, Mandiant appears to be effective in triggering actions based on specific events. Overall, I rate the solution an eight or nine out of ten.
I would recommend this solution to other people especially when it comes to the monitoring feature. Overall, I would rate this solution an eight, on a scale from one to 10, with one being the worst and 10 being the best.
I'm an end-user. I'd recommend the solution to others. They're now part of Google. They're going to start with integration and have 360-degree integration with QRadar, where all of the grunt work and analysis will happen elsewhere, and the security protocols will be with Mandiant. Everything is threat intelligence to me. If a company is going to use it and that's all they're going to use, they need to make sure they have enough time to read the articles. That's the big thing about the advantage. All of the information is there. You've got to just gotta go get it. I'd rate the solution ten out of ten.