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InfoSecList - Security Tools & Services

Hey HN, I built InfoSecList.com because I got tired of the way security teams evaluate tools. Every time we needed a new DAST scanner or pentest vendor, it was the same drill: Google around, read SEO-optimized listicles written by people who never used the tools, sit through 3-5 sales demos, and hope for the best. InfoSecList is a directory of 90+ cybersecurity tools and services across 21 categories. Every listing gets two scores from practitioners: - Market Score (1-5): industry adoption and brand recognition - Value Score (1-5): actual value for money based on usage You can browse by…

InfoSecList - Security Tools & Services launched on February 14, 2026 with 4 votes, #2,349 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

InfoSecList.com is a curated directory of 90+ cybersecurity tools and services across 21 categories. Browse vulnerability scanners, DAST tools, pentest services, bug bounty platforms, and more — all ranked by practitioners with Market and Value Scores. We built this because every time we needed to evaluate a new security tool, we spent hours Googling, reading outdated blog posts, and sitting through sales demos just to get basic information.

InfoSecList.com is a curated directory of cybersecurity tools, services, and vendors. Compare and shortlist security solutions — no sales calls, no gated content.

The curated directory of penetration testing tools, vulnerability scanners, and security assessment services. Vetted by practitioners, built for CISOs & CTOs. We interviewed security leaders to understand their biggest pain points when selecting tools and vendors. Every listing is practitioner-vetted. We verify capabilities, pricing transparency, and real deployment experience before inclusion. Side-by-side comparisons with standardized criteria. Filter by stack, compliance needs, team size, and budget in seconds. Tools and services live together, organized by what you're trying to accomplish—not by vendor category silos. We surface real pricing tiers, free trials, and cost ranges wherever…from infoseclist.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hey HN, I built InfoSecList.com because I got tired of the way security teams evaluate tools. Every time we needed a new DAST scanner or pentest vendor, it was the same drill: Google around, read SEO-optimized listicles written by people who never used the tools, sit through 3-5 sales demos, and hope for the best.…

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