Ensure secure and compliant cloud infrastructure with policy-as-code, IaC, and integrated security practices tailored for your CI/CD pipelines.
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Maintaining secure and compliant cloud infrastructure is not just about preventing misconfigurations and compliance violations. It involves crafting policy-as-code, specialized infrastructure-as-code (IaC), integrating security practices into CI/CD pipelines, adherence to compliance norms and more.
How we help
Flexibility and precision in enforcing security measures with tailored policies using tools like Rego and Pulumi.
Automated and continuous security checks integrated into your CI/CD pipelines without disrupting workflows.
Early detection and quick remediation of misconfigurations to reduce the risk of breaches and data leaks.
Expertise in compliance procedures to ensure adherence to standards like NIST 800.53 and CIS Benchmarks.
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) continuously monitors cloud environments to identify security misconfigurations, compliance gaps, and vulnerabilities. It helps organizations maintain secure cloud configurations across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and multi-cloud environments.
CSPM helps organizations identify and remediate cloud misconfigurations before they become security risks. It improves cloud visibility, reduces attack surfaces, supports compliance requirements, and strengthens overall cloud security.
CSPM can detect misconfigured cloud resources, excessive permissions, exposed storage, insecure network settings, compliance violations, and other security risks. It provides continuous visibility into the security posture of cloud environments.
Yes. CSPM solutions can provide centralized visibility and security monitoring across multiple cloud platforms, including AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. This helps organizations consistently enforce security policies across complex cloud environments.
CSPM continuously evaluates cloud configurations against security frameworks and compliance standards. It can identify policy violations and provide remediation guidance to help organizations maintain compliance and reduce audit risks.
CSPM focuses primarily on identifying and managing cloud security posture risks such as misconfigurations and compliance gaps. CNAPP is a broader cloud-native security approach that can combine CSPM with capabilities such as workload protection, application security, and cloud infrastructure entitlement management.
Yes. CSPM continuously identifies security weaknesses and prioritizes risks based on their potential impact. By helping security teams remediate misconfigurations and policy violations, CSPM can reduce the organization's overall cloud attack surface.
Loginsoft helps organizations assess, monitor, and improve their cloud security posture by identifying misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and compliance gaps. Its CSPM capabilities help security teams gain visibility and strengthen security across cloud environments.
Loginsoft helps you find hidden malicious code in your dependencies and take action.