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Detect threats in real time on servers, VMs, and containers across public & private clouds. Stop ransomware, zero-day exploits, cryptominers and fileless attacks across your cloud.
Comprehensive Cloud Workload Protection
Cloud workload protection refers to the practice of securing and safeguarding applications and data running on cloud computing platforms, including public, private, and hybrid cloud environments, by continuously monitoring for and mitigating cyber threats against these “cloud workloads” across different cloud services; essentially, it’s a way to protect the critical functions and information within your cloud infrastructure from attacks.
Key points about cloud workload protection:
- Unlike traditional endpoint security, cloud workload protection focuses specifically on the security of individual workloads, which can be virtual machines, containers, or serverless functions within the cloud.
- Cloud workload protection solutions are designed to work across multiple cloud providers, allowing for consistent security across different cloud environments.
- These solutions constantly monitor cloud workloads for suspicious activity, vulnerabilities, and potential threats to detect and respond to attacks in real-time.
- Vulnerability scanning: Identifying potential weaknesses in the cloud workload configuration and software.
- Runtime protection: Monitoring running processes for malicious behavior.
- Intrusion detection: Detecting attempts to access or compromise cloud workloads.
- Incident response automation: Automatically taking actions to contain and remediate security incidents.
What is a Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP)?
Why Choose Cloud Workload Protection
- Proactive defense against emerging threats.
- Tailored solutions that align with your goals and industry.
- Increased organizational resilience and readiness.
- Support for achieving and maintaining regulatory compliance.
Our Cloud Workload Protection Process
Cloud-specific workload protection. In traditional data centers, EDR primarily focuses on physical and virtual endpoints and servers. In the cloud, workloads can be VMs, containers or serverless, meaning attack surfaces and patterns differ from traditional on-premises infrastructure models.
Understanding Your Security Needs and Goals
We start by thoroughly assessing your current security landscape, including infrastructure, systems, and processes. We work to understand your business objectives and industry-specific compliance requirements to ensure our solutions align with your operational goals.
Uncovering Gaps and Vulnerabilities
Once we have a clear picture of your environment, we conduct a detailed analysis to identify gaps and vulnerabilities. This step involves evaluating potential risks in your systems, processes, and policies to uncover areas that could expose your organization to cyber threats.
Crafting a Tailored Security Strategy
Based on our findings, we develop a comprehensive strategic security framework tailored to your unique needs. This plan includes actionable recommendations, technology roadmaps, and priority areas to address potential weaknesses while supporting long-term resilience.
Implementing Solutions for Stronger Protection
During the execution phase, we provide end-to-end support for the implementation of security measures. This includes deploying necessary technologies, configuring systems, and delivering training to empower your team with the skills and knowledge to maintain a strong security posture.
Ensuring Continuous Security Improvement
Cybersecurity is a continuous journey. Our experts work with you to monitor your security environment, refine strategies, and adapt to emerging threats. We help you implement ongoing improvements to ensure your defenses remain robust and effective.
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Cybersecurity Consulting in Action
Our services are designed to achieve cloud workload protection with products from leading industry solution providers such as:
Examples of CWPP solutions:
McKesson Healthcare, for 2024, reported revenues of $309 billion and employed approximately 51,000 people. McKesson partnered with IBM to develop the McKesson Performance Advisor (MPA), a clinical-based, business predictive analytics/intelligence software solution.
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care (HPHC), as of 2023 reported annual revenues of approximately $2.23 billion, aimed to enhance the CASR II Datawarehouse with a Strategic End-to End Assessment. This project established the strategy and comprehensive requirements the CIO needed to define, develop, and operationalize all business and technical procedures to ensure end-to-end reliability and recoverability of data exchange and integration.
Biogen, a leading biotechnology company, As of 2023, Biogen reported annual revenues of approximately $9.836 billion with about 7500 employees, aimed to enhance its Commercial IT data warehouses to improve data management, reporting capabilities, and overall operational efficiency to support the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and the US business unit.
