Enough with the noise
Too many alerts and too many false positives with not enough context drown out real cloud security threats.
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Alert fatigue makes you want to give up. But you must keep watch for troubles in the cloud.
Too many alerts and too many false positives with not enough context drown out real cloud security threats.
Alert triage. Rule maintenance. Log querying. Threat hunting. Long mean times to detect. The list never ends. And the talent shortage is doing you no favors.
When cyber threats evolve faster than security rules, there’s no rest for the weary.
Evolving attack surface areas and security frameworks create an environment in which threats are impossible to track.
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Our platform flags any abnormal behavior. Unknown cloud threats. Zero day exploits. Low-and-slow cloud attacks. When it happens, you see it in near-real time.
Lacework composite alerts with detailed events views can automatically string together disparate, low severity alerts that collectively identify critical cloud attacks.
Rules simply don’t scale in the cloud. With behavior-based threat detection, you can choose to make rule writing and maintenance a thing of the past.
Enhanced threat detection capabilities capture deeper signals such as syscall results, and are easier to interpret with mappings to the MITRE ATT&CK framework.
Modern cloud threats can be elusive. Our platform’s layered approach shines light into even the darkest corners of your cloud environment.
[Lacework] has freed up my team from spending 2-3 hours a day configuring, tweaking, and looking at alerts to less than 15 minutes. It’s freed up so much time to do other things that are security related.
One of our biggest cloud security challenges is getting the visibility and context we need to prioritize risks across our environment. With Lacework, we can now provide developers with just a handful of work items that need their attention. They will no longer waste time on vulnerabilities that do not pose a risk.
It’s not just having all the context, but also presenting it in a way that we can easily digest. There are millions of things that can be associated with a security event, and Lacework pulls out four or five of those to give an engineer or analyst an obvious next step.
Use data and automation to shine a light into all corners of your cloud environment. Then use context to act decisively.