DeepFence Cloud builds on the ThreatStryker security monitoring platform

Deep fence, a security Observability And security agency, Defense Defense has launched Cloud, a fully managed, cloud-native security Sass Monitoring system built on the company’s on-premises Threatstriker software.

DeepFence Cloud, unveiled this week at the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022 event, aims to provide a runtime index (IOA) of attacks, and a compromise index (IOC) and real-time monitoring of attacks, as well as mitigation events. Healing power. The software is now generally available.

“DeepFence Cloud protects cloud-native applications publicly and at runtime Hybrid clouds, Coburnets, ServerlessAnd Virtual machines“It will be a fully managed service with all the SaaS features that customers need, such as streamlined user management, access control, scaling and much more,” says Sandeep Lahane, CEO and Founder of DipFence.

DeepFence Cloud features multi-instance cloud support

In addition to the key features of ThreatStriker, which includes monitoring, interpersonal and runtime resource protection, DeepFence adds cloud security capabilities, the ability to adapt to multicloud environments, and the ability to use cloud security to scan data for deep attack detection. Security, according to the company.

Lahane added that the launch includes support from major cloud service providers, including Amazon Web Services, the Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. In addition, the solution will inherit serverless integration with ThreatStrkyer’s Container, Kubernetes, and Amazon EKS, AWS Fargate, Docker, VMware Tanzu and RedHat Openshift.

Chris Stephen, director of research at analyst and consulting firm Enterprise, said, “Observable products like DeepFence are an important tool in the security team’s arsenal, as many products / solutions can work with a cloud but often do not deliver examples or workloads / applications.” Management associate. “The ability to provide security in all environments where a customer or user may be involved is critical and represents a subsequent change of an important feature for many security solutions.”

DipFence’s SaaS system, Lahane noted, will allow customers to sign in with a few clicks, using SSO (single sign-on) and social login, and will begin protecting their assets within minutes. The visual interface of DeepFence Cloud will be compatible with Base Product Threatmapper and ThreatStriker.