Container, image, and code scanning
Your cloud workloads come in different shapes and sizes. We scan them all for known vulnerabilities, from installed operating system packages to code dependencies.
- Containers
- Images
- Code
CWPP
The code running in your cloud is just as important as the configuration. Find vulnerabilities in running software with Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP).
Your cloud workloads come in different shapes and sizes. We scan them all for known vulnerabilities, from installed operating system packages to code dependencies.
Not all vulnerabilities are created equal and not all need to be fixed urgently. We order them by risk so you know what to fix first.We also give you the power to choose which risk factors are important to you. For example, you can filter by whether the vulnerable asset holds sensitive data, whether the vulnerability been exploited in the wild, or whether a public exploits exists, and more.
Fixing vulnerabilities can be a nightmare so we try to make it as easy as possible by providing the affected path, fixed version, and other details.
The Plerion Platform
Gartner would call it a Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) but we think it's everything you need to secure your cloud.
In a cloud environment there are usually many hundreds or thousands of misconfigurations, but which of those pose a clear and present danger of a breach? That’s what the Plerion risk engine figures out.
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Hackers don’t take the front door. Plerion attack paths show you the sneaky ways they could slip in - so you can block them before they make a move.
Learn moreAttack path analysis
Too many ways to get it wrong. One way to stay on top of it. Plerion’s Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) helps you catch misconfigurations before they become problems.
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In an ideal world, it's better to identify and fix misconfigurations and vulnerabilities before they make it to production.
Learn moreCode
The code running in your cloud is just as important as the configuration. Find vulnerabilities in running software with Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP).
Learn moreCWPP
AI is everywhere now; make sure you’re the one in control. With Plerion’s AI security, you get complete visibility into how AI is used across your cloud environments before risks creep in.
Learn moreAI-Security
It's not sexy, but everyone has to do it. No matter what standard or regulation is important to you, monitor adherence with cloud compliance.
Learn moreCloud compliance management
What you think is in your cloud is often different to what's really there. Identify and query the truth any time with Cloud Asset Inventory.
Learn moreCloud asset inventory
Some are calling it Kubernetes Security Posture Management (KSPM). We call it finding risk stuff in kubernetes.
Learn moreKube
Continuously monitoring logs in real-time in a cloud environment is a tricky business. Large volumes of data from disparate sources in inconsistent formats make it difficult to effectively keep on top of things.Everyone has a bad day at some point. Know immediately when its your turn and respond quickly with Cloud Detection and Response (CDR).
Learn moreCDR
Who has access to what shapes how attackers move around an environment. Limit their options with Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM).
Learn moreCIEM
If you've been building in the cloud for a while, chances are you have data strewn across many accounts, sitting in various types of data stores, structured in various formats. It's hard to keep track of it all and know what's most at risk.
Learn moreData security posture management
At some point, someone will ask you what's in your software. Track every component running in your cloud with Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)
Learn moreSBOM
Quickly connect your environment in minutes. Setup is one CloudFormation click away. No security team required.
Blog

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