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See security data from vulnerability scanners, security benchmarks, orchestrator metadata, application configuration data, and other custom policies in a single dashboard. Profile your container risk, minimize your attack surface, and simplify governance.
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Discover every container and monitor all activities in runtime. Pinpoint attack tactics used by adversaries to gain access, move through your environment, exfiltrate data, and accomplish other objectives.
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Disrupt attacks by automatically killing infected containers, interrupting the attack lifecycles, and limiting the blast radius of attacks.
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Gartner on Continuous Security - the Model
As we continue to explore some of the major themes from Gartner’s recent security conference, the theme of Continuous Security came up throughout the week. Gartner analyst Neil MacDonald spent time defining both the principles of CARTA – Continuous Adaptive Risk and Trust Assessment – and highlighting the priority security projects that adhere to those principles. Most security infrastructure, Neil argues, was designed for a world in which we knew good vs.
Gartner on Delivering DevOps Risk-Prioritized Vulnerability Guidance
We recently highlighted Gartner’s advice to “shift right” with security, to avoid burdening developers from a security standpoint. Gartner analyst Dale Gardner continued that theme with this opening slide to his talk advising teams to “Fix What Matters” in the area of vulnerabilities. Dale noted that we excel at finding vulnerabilities, leading to the garbage heap analogy. “We end up with this graveyard of multiple vulnerability reports,” Dale observed. Bringing this world view into container security doesn’t make this problem any easier – indeed, now you have more “things” to secure.
Gartner on the Need to ‘Shift Right’ in Security
Over the next week or so, I’ll be sharing some insights and observations from last week’s Gartner security summit conference. We’ll explore key conference themes around how DevOps and Security can work better together, the role of ML and automation, and the major challenges still confronting security practitioners. The infinite loop pictured here was a theme throughout many presentations. All visual models like this quickly become a little too complicated, but this vision of continuous security and a constant feedback loop between the build/deploy phase and the runtime phase really hits a chord with us here at StackRox.