OpenCTI

Comparisons anchored on OpenCTI, Filigran's STIX-based cyber threat intelligence platform with an Apache-2.0 Community Edition and a paid Enterprise Edition.

OpenCTI vs Yeti

OpenCTI's STIX knowledge graph and connector ecosystem against Yeti's lighter forensics intelligence platform: Enterprise Edition gates such as SSO, infrastructure footprint, and which suits CTI teams versus DFIR teams.

OpenCTI Docker vs manual deployment

Whether to deploy OpenCTI with the official Docker Compose or Docker stack files or install it manually from release packages on hosts you prepare. Covers what Filigran recommends for production, the dependencies each route makes you run (OpenSearch or Elasticsearch, RabbitMQ, Redis, S3 storage), memory defaults, and the status of community Kubernetes and Terraform options.

OpenCTI Community vs Enterprise Edition

Which OpenCTI edition a threat intelligence team needs: what the Apache-2.0 Community Edition covers, which capabilities such as SSO, audit logs, playbooks and organization segregation need an Enterprise Edition license, how EE is activated and who qualifies for free EE licenses.

OpenCTI SaaS vs self-hosted OpenCTI

Whether to run OpenCTI on your own infrastructure or buy Filigran's managed SaaS: the dedicated Medium and Large instance sizes, the Enterprise Edition and support bundled with SaaS, pricing by resources rather than users, and the agreement needed to run EE on premises.

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