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Security is all about intent
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Endpoint Security
By basing your security model on intent, you know what code and processes belong in your environment and can block everything else. Expedient’s Endpoint Security platform watches for those known good processes and terminates processes that should not be running. It also monitors for traditional file-based attacks and watches for behavior-based attacks where good processes are used maliciously.
Micro-Segmentation
Understanding your traffic flows is crucial to having success running your workloads in the data center or cloud. Not only does this potentially save you money on egress charges, but it is also necessary to secure your applications’ traffic. Expedient takes an “every direction” approach to protect network traffic from north-south attacks that originate outside your environment and east-west attacks from server to server. A multi-cloud firewall can protect ingress and egress traffic so that attackers can’t get in and data doesn’t leak out. With micro-segmentation, you can authorize applications to talk to one another and prevent unauthorized communications laterally. This will reduce your attack surface and keep attackers from spreading laterally inside your data center or cloud network. Additionally, the solution allows you to identify servers that have known vulnerabilities and neutralize the vulnerabilities granularly at the network level.
Identity Access Management Platform
Imagine the front door to your house. Instead of leaving it open and trying to block unwanted guests individually, you lock your door and give keys to authorized guests. It’s much easier to allow access to selected groups rather than trying to deny access individually. This is how they think about identity access. Identity access management platform can simplify authorization by providing a consistent front door allowing you to control the lifecycle of access to your cloud workloads.
Security Monitoring
Now that you know what, who, and how things are intended to work in the clouds, how do you know when unintended things are happening? Collecting security logs and events is a good start but when you’re using multiple clouds, having a single platform to consolidate them gives you a comprehensive view of the security of your workloads. SIEM centralizes the collection of events from across clouds and analyzes them for security anomalies to find attacks before it’s too late.