TL;DR - ThreatKey's advanced capabilities integrate deep cloud context with container security, addressing the limitations of traditional solutions that often lack comprehensive visibility. ThreatKey provides a holistic assessment of risk factors, such as vulnerabilities and exposed secrets, to prioritize critical threats. Our platform ensures consistent security practices from build to production, prevents misconfigurations, and offers seamless monitoring and response to malicious activities. This unified approach delivers full visibility and robust protection across containers, Kubernetes, and cloud environments without the need for agents.
In the evolving landscape of cloud-native applications, containerized environments are revolutionizing how organizations develop and deploy software. However, with these advancements come new challenges in securing these environments effectively. At ThreatKey, we understand the importance of integrating deep cloud context with container security to rapidly identify, prioritize, and mitigate risks across containers, Kubernetes, and cloud infrastructures.
Addressing the Gaps in Traditional Container Security
Traditional container security solutions often fall short because they lack comprehensive context. They may focus narrowly on clusters without considering the broader cloud infrastructure or limit themselves to vulnerability scanning. This fragmented approach leaves organizations exposed to complex attack paths that cross container, orchestration, and cloud boundaries. Furthermore, these solutions are often isolated from the broader security stack, leading to disjointed efforts and missed priorities.
Enhancing Container Security with Deep Cloud Context
Our advanced capabilities extend the power of ThreatKey's unified security platform, enabling security and development teams to proactively reduce attack surfaces from build time to runtime. Here's how we empower our customers:
Building Security Guardrails
ThreatKey's admission controller integrates with Kubernetes clusters to block misconfigurations during deployment. This unified policy framework ensures consistent security practices from build to production.
Detecting Critical Risks
ThreatKey combines data from cloud APIs, Kubernetes APIs, and container hosts to assess risk factors comprehensively. We identify vulnerabilities in container images, exposed secrets, and overly permissive identities to highlight the most critical threats.
Monitoring Malicious Activity
We integrate seamlessly with AWS GuardDuty and GCP Security Command Center to prioritize findings, providing full context through our security platform. This enables swift detection and response to malicious activities within Kubernetes clusters.
Automating Security Posture Management
ThreatKey continuously scans and assesses Kubernetes clusters, identifying misconfigurations and providing remediation steps based on built-in and custom policies, all without the need for agents.
Achieving Full Visibility Across Container Instances
With the variety of ways containers are run in cloud environments—managed services like Amazon EKS and ECS, self-managed Kubernetes, serverless containers, and standalone containers on virtual machines—security teams often struggle to gain full visibility and understand the associated risks. ThreatKey's agentless, comprehensive approach ensures visibility across decentralized environments, allowing development, DevOps, and security teams to maintain secure and agile operations.
Unified Security Strategy for Containers and Cloud
The era of siloed container security is over. A unified strategy and set of tools are essential for comprehensive container and cloud security. ThreatKey provides centralized visibility and security without agents, enabling teams to assess and prioritize risks holistically across their entire cloud environment.
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