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Cloud incidents often start small: misconfigured workloads, exposed APIs, or over-privileged identities. By the time alerts appear, production and data may already be at risk. Our approach gives teams continuous visibility across workloads, identities, and data—so threats are detected early, exposure is reduced, and incidents are contained fast.
Cloud incidents often start with misconfigurations, exposed workloads, or vulnerable images. CNAPP provides visibility across cloud assets, identities, and workloads. Teams detect risky configurations and runtime threats early, preventing production impact and reducing operational incidents.
Containerized workloads introduce unique operational risks, such as insecure images or exposed orchestration APIs. Container security monitors registries, images, and runtime behavior, helping teams prevent container escapes, unauthorized access, and service disruption before incidents occur.
Cloud applications and APIs face injection attacks, bots, and abuse. WAAP filters requests, enforces schemas, and blocks malicious activity. IT teams maintain application availability, prevent attacks from reaching production, and reduce manual investigation efforts.
Sensitive data can leave the organization unintentionally or be accessed without proper control. DLP monitors and protects data in cloud platforms, endpoints, and email, ensuring compliance. Teams detect risky behavior and prevent leaks before incidents escalate.
Unmanaged cloud applications increase exposure to threats. CASB discovers shadow IT, enforces access policies, and protects data in both sanctioned and unsanctioned apps. IT teams maintain visibility, prevent unauthorized access, and reduce operational blind spots.
Misconfigured storage, networks, and identities are leading causes of cloud breaches. CSPM continuously evaluates cloud environments, flags risks, and enforces best practices. Teams reduce misconfiguration incidents and maintain operational compliance with minimal manual effort.
Excessive permissions and misused service accounts are common breach vectors. CIEM identifies risky privileges, enforces least privilege, and helps teams prevent identity-based incidents. This reduces the likelihood of lateral movement and service abuse.
Some attacks bypass preventive controls completely. CDR monitors cloud activity, identifies anomalies, and surfaces active threats across workloads and services. IT teams can respond quickly, minimizing the impact of compromised credentials or active attacks.
Sensitive cloud data can be exposed without proper controls. Encryption and key management secure data, ensuring only authorized systems and users can access it. Teams reduce risk of data leaks and maintain operational continuity without disrupting workflows.
