Sysdig Integrates Threat Detection in Latest CNAPP Release to Offer Cloud Security

Highlights:

• Sysdig’s CNAPP’s cloud detection and response are combined in the new release, consolidating the company’s security services into a single, integrated platform.
• Sysdig contends that its service is distinct from existing cloud security technologies, which are frequently slow to spot suspicious activity.

Sysdig Inc., a cloud-native application security solutions provider, unveiled new end-to-end detection and response capabilities in its cloud-native application protection platform – CNAPP – to offer instant security to cloud-based organizations.

Sysdig’s CNAPP’s cloud detection and response are combined in the new release, consolidating the company’s security services into a single, integrated platform. According to the company, the release gives businesses complete 360-degree visibility and correlation across their workloads, cloud services, identities, and external applications.

It uses Falco, a Sysdig open-source security software project that the Cloud Native Computing Foundation currently manages. Falco is a runtime security detection engine that assists in securing cloud-native environments like Kubernetes, containers, and serverless operations by identifying aberrant activity in applications and alerting users about activities that could constitute security vulnerabilities.

The business contends that the combination of Cloud Detection and Response with CNAPP provides an advancement in cloud security when organizations’ environments are fragmented. The sprawl comprises hundreds of potentially unregulated and vulnerable applications, services, and identities.

Sysdig claims its service is distinct from existing cloud security technologies, which are quite slow at spotting suspicious activities.

Once notified, organizations spend much time and money trying to piece together what happened, giving malicious actors hours or days to cause harm. The latest Sysdig release fills this gap. By integrating CDR into CNAAP, it aims to address the problem by making it possible to grasp the entire environmental context instantly and continuously.

Okta Inc. identity threat detection is now available through Sysdig, as was announced along with the latest release. Sysdig Okta Detections, a new function, attempts to protect businesses against identity-based attacks, including spamming and account takeover.

Sysdig offers a detailed view of a full breach from the user to the impact by combining Okta events with real-time cloud and container activities, boosting the capacity to react quickly and efficiently to possible threats. Adding Okta Detections to Sysdig’s platform, according to the business, strengthens its ability to defend against the developing threats and growing complexities of the cloud-native world.