aDolus Software Supplier Discovery vs SAM rAPId: Side-by-Side Comparison (2026)

aDolus Software Supplier Discovery

Enterprise and mid-market security teams managing OT/ICS environments need visibility into blacklisted and monitored vendors buried three or four levels deep in their supply chains, and aDolus Software Supplier Discovery maps that lineage where generic software composition analysis tools stop. The tool directly addresses NIST GV.SC by identifying restricted vendors and enforcing policy thresholds at scale, turning vendor trust monitoring from a manual compliance checkbox into an automated gate. Skip this if your OT footprint is minimal or if you need application-layer SCA; aDolus is built for the supply chain risk problem specific to industrial control systems.

SAM rAPId

Startups and mid-market ops teams struggling to inventory IoT and OT devices will find SAM rAPId's fingerprinting database of 500M+ devices far more useful than generic asset scanners that return incomplete or misclassified results. The API-first model means you integrate it directly into your existing workflows instead of running another scanning tool, and batch identification lets you process thousands of devices without manual effort. Skip this if your network is purely IT infrastructure with standard servers and workstations; you'll get better value from cheaper CMDB tools that don't need the fingerprinting layer SAM rAPId is built around.