Hadrian Nova vs Priam AVA

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Hadrian Nova (agentic pentesting) (Hadrian) and Priam AVA (autonomous L1 alert triage and investigation agent with evidence-backed verdicts) (Priam Cyber AI (Priam Cyber AI Ltd)) are both listed in the Security category of Agent Index.

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Hadrian Nova (agentic pentesting) (Hadrian) and Priam AVA (autonomous L1 alert triage and investigation agent with evidence-backed verdicts) (Priam Cyber AI (Priam Cyber AI Ltd)) are both listed in the Security category of Agent Index. They share no framework tags in our dataset. Only Hadrian Nova (agentic pentesting) is tagged for SOC 2, ISO 27001, DORA.

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Field Hadrian Nova (agentic pentesting)Priam AVA (autonomous L1 alert triage and investigation agent with evidence-backed verdicts)
Vendor HadrianPriam Cyber AI (Priam Cyber AI Ltd)
HQ Netherlands · EuropeUnited Kingdom · Europe
Primary category SecuritySecurity
Also listed in Security, Code securitySecurity
Summary On-demand penetration testing run by a fleet of AI hacker agents, paired with Hadrian Atlas for continuous external exposure management.London-based agentic SOC product: AVA investigates every alert from SIEM/EDR/XDR sources by testing malicious and benign hypotheses against the customer's environment and closes it with a defensible verdict (true positive, false positive or inconclusive with the missing evidence named), producing an audit-ready investigation report for enterprise SOCs and MSSP/MDR teams.
Frameworks (vendor-stated) SOC 2, ISO 27001, DORA—
Frameworks (vendor-claimed) SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA, MITRE ATT&CK—
Capabilities / tasks pen test management, attack surface, exposure management, appsecalert triage, case investigation, security operations, threat detection
Pricing (as published) Nova: from EUR 1,250 per test excluding VAT, bundles available; Atlas priced on total asset count (hadrian.io/pricing).Not published (free single-alert pilot; otherwise via briefing/quote)
Pricing model published-tiersquote
Primary source https://hadrian.io/products/novahttps://priam.ai/
Last checked 2026-10-192026-10-20
Official site https://hadrian.io/products/novahttps://priam.ai/

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What is the difference between Hadrian Nova and Priam AVA?

Both are listed under Security. They share no task tags in this dataset. Hadrian Nova-only tasks: pen-test-management, attack-surface, exposure-management, appsec. Priam AVA-only tasks: alert-triage, case-investigation, security-operations, threat-detection. Differences are from stored category and task tags, not a ranking.

Which one publishes pricing?

Hadrian Nova (agentic pentesting): Nova: from EUR 1,250 per test excluding VAT, bundles available; Atlas priced on total asset count (hadrian.io/pricing). Priam AVA (autonomous L1 alert triage and investigation agent with evidence-backed verdicts): Not published (free single-alert pilot; otherwise via briefing/quote)

Where are Hadrian Nova and Priam AVA headquartered?

Hadrian Nova (agentic pentesting) publishes HQ in Netherlands. Priam AVA (autonomous L1 alert triage and investigation agent with evidence-backed verdicts) publishes HQ in United Kingdom.

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