Defenses

Controls access based on user attributes, resource attributes, and environment conditions.

Defines who can access an object and what actions they can perform.

Locks user accounts after a number of failed login attempts.

Validates and enforces policies on resources in a K8s cluster.

Assesses and enhances an organization's AI pipeline security posture.

Manages API requests, security, and passes them to back-end services.

A highly secured server used to access and protect internal networks.

Distributes content to users from various global servers to enhance performance.

Scans cloud setups for compliance and security best practices.

Collects and analyzes cloud logs to detect security incidents.

Protects data in use by processing it in secure, isolated environments.

Runs applications in isolated containers sharing an OS kernel.

Copies and archives data for recovery in case of loss or corruption.

Converts data to a coded format readable only with a key.

Obscures sensitive data to protect it while maintaining usability.

Copies data across locations for consistency and reliability.

Shields networks from attacks that overwhelm services with traffic.

Detection, investigation, and response to cybersecurity incidents.

Prevents unauthorized data access, sharing, and leakage.

Detects changes in files indicating cyberattacks.

Decoy systems designed to attract, hinder, and study threat actors.

Inspects host and app settings to detect misconfigurations.

Controls user and machine access to resources within an organization.

Manages cryptographic keys for data security.

Identifies and mitigates malicious software on systems.

Divides networks into segments to improve security and control.

Requires multiple verification methods for access.

Isolates environments/resources to avoid conflicts and improve security.

Monitors and controls network traffic based on security rules.

Sets rules for creating and maintaining strong passwords.

Defines the maximum permissions an entity can have.

Acts as an intermediary for requests between clients and servers.

Isolates compromised files/systems to limit blast radius.

Assigns permissions based on user roles.

Lists components in a software product, enhancing transparency and security.

Detects at-risk secrets across an organization's systems.

Ensures devices boot only with trusted software.

Physical/digital keys for multi-factor authentication.

Identifies and protects sensitive information in systems.

Collects and analyzes security data to detect and respond to threats.

Allows access to multiple systems with one login.

Actively searching for threats within a network before they cause harm.

Collecting and analyzing data on potential and existing threats.

Requires admin approval for system changes.

Secures connections over the Internet to a private network.

Creates isolated virtual computing resources while sharing hardware.

Identifies security weaknesses in systems and apps.

Alerts on passwords not meeting security standards.

Protects web apps by filtering HTTP traffic.

Protects workloads in real-time during execution.