Workload Security Observability for Hosts, VMs, Containers, and MicroVMs
Threat detection is high-stakes. Analysts and DevSecOps teams need high-speed, high-fidelity telemetry to understand why detection is fired and what the next steps should be. The CWPP not only provides real-time detection of malicious behavior, but also invaluable context. Uptycs correlates signals, maps them to the MITRE ATT&CK matrix, and provides threat intelligence. If detection is legitimate, teams can quickly investigate the scope and severity with pivot queries and asset insights.
Security Observability for the Cloud Control Plane
To protect your cloud workloads, you need to protect the control plane. The CWPP collects and analyzes telemetry from the cloud infrastructure and the Kubernetes orchestration systems that act as the control plane for cloud workloads. With analysis of resource configurations and logs — including CloudTrail logs and VPC Flow Logs — you can identify misconfigurations and threats in your cloud infrastructure. Threat intelligence helps you to detect attacks and potential malware activity.
Continuous Monitoring for Best Practices and Compliance
Simplify monitoring and compliance with a variety of industry best practices and regulatory regimes. Uptycs applies checks to your workloads and infrastructure to make sure you are following industry best practices (CIS Benchmarks for Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS) as well as regulatory standards such as PCI, SOC 2, FedRAMP, and others. Evidence for compliance or non-compliance is readily available, along with recommended remediation actions.
Cloud-Native Applications Focus
There is a dizzying array of options when it comes to deploying workloads. Uptycs supports:
- Popular container runtimes (containers, CRI-O, Docker, LXC); self-managed Kubernetes, OpenShift, AWS EKS, Google Kubernetes Engine, and Azure Kubernetes Service
- Managed container orchestration platforms like: AWS ECS
- Serverless technologies like AWS Fargate.
