CASB tools act as a gateway between users and cloud services. They can be deployed as a physical device or a software application, either in the cloud or on-premises. CASB extends security policies beyond the on-premises environment, allowing organizations to apply the same access policies.
CSPM tools scan cloud configurations to identify insecure configurations or those that deviate from security standards or compliance requirements. Security misconfiguration is one of the top causes of security breaches in the cloud.
CWPP tools protect cloud workloads, such as virtual machines, containers, and serverless functions. They can discover workloads running in multiple cloud environments and apply consistent security policies to all workloads
A modern SIEM solution is uniquely capable of ingesting and behaviorally analyzing all security alert data from any cloud or on-premises data source to help organizations detect, investigate, and respond to cyberattacks more efficiently.
XDR is a new security paradigm that allows organizations to more effectively deliver threat detection and incident response (TDIR). Cloud environments have multiple layers, including public networks, virtual private networks (VPN), APIs, workloads, and applications.
SASE enables remote access to cloud systems with real-time context, security, and compliance policies, based on the identity of a device or entity. SASE provides a variety of integrated network and security features, such as SD-WAN and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA).
