Cloud Security for CISOs

A recent survey found that 80% of US CISOs are unable to identify excessive access to sensitive data in their cloud production environments making the number one question in cloud security: “Who can access my data?” Find out how Ermetic can reveal the toxic scenarios that put your data at risk, and helps you implement zero trust and least privilege access across your multicloud infrastructure.

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Secure & Compliant Cloud Infrastructure

The buck stops with you. The Shared Security Model for public cloud applications tasks the enterprise – that means you, the CISO – with securing identities and data. With so much on your plate, from policies and regulations to stakeholder satisfaction, cloud identity governance ought to be the least of your worries.

Thousands, or even tens of thousands, of user and service identities make up your cloud environment. With identity as the cloud’s perimeter, the Ermetic solution provides identity, access and resource configuration management at scale. It equips your Security and DevSecOps teams to visualize, remediate and govern risks and interactions, keeping your organization secure and compliant.

Get Strategic about Tomorrow’s Cloud Growth

As cloud technology expands and evolves, enterprises rely more and more on the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of cloud-native solutions to run almost every aspect of the business. Cloud applications and services are a fulcrum of businesses and enterprises today.

Within the next few years, experts predict that most business and workloads will fully reside in the cloud — and across multiple clouds. Your cloud infrastructure requires deep visibility and automation to keep it secure, starting now.

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With Ermetic, we immediately saw the access-related risks to our environment and could quickly remediate them. No other solution provided this visibility.

Guy Flechter, CISO, AppsFlyer

Reduce Your Cloud Attack Surface

Ermetic enables you to address the #1 risk to your cloud infrastructure – identities – by automatically detecting, prioritizing and remediating risky entitlements and misconfigurations, at scale. It continuously discovers your entire multi-cloud asset inventory and applies full-stack insight and advanced analytics to accurately identify risk, in context.

Enterprises are using Ermetic to expertly manage access permissions, ensure cloud compliance and shift left on least privilege — reducing the attack surface outside and inside their cloud.

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Ermetic for CISOs

Get Deep, Multicloud Visibility

Manage all identities and resources in one platform. Investigate permissions, configurations and relationships

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Understand the Attack Surface

Assess & prioritize risk across human and service identities, network configuration, data and compute resources

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Automate Remediation

Mitigate risky privileges and faulty configurations through integration with ticketing, CI/CD pipelines, and IaC

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Enforce Policies and Shift Left

Define and enforce automated guardrails for access permissions and resource configuration, from dev to production.

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Detect Anomalies

Detect suspicious behavior and configuration changes with continuous behavioral analysis and alerts

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Comply with Standards

Audit inventory and ensure compliance with CIS, GDPR, SOC2, NIST, PCI DSS, HIPAA, ISO and more

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David Christensen Senior Information Security Executive

This is one of the few platforms I’ve brought into the cloud that has had actionable efforts in under 30 days. From a return on investment perspective, it was one of the best decisions we made.

Larry Viviano Director of Information Security, IntelyCare

If I didn’t have Ermetic to manage my cloud security, I probably would need an additional two or three headcount in order to do that manually.

Dominic Zanardi Security Engineer, Latch

If we didn’t have Ermetic analyzing roles, policies and network configuration, that would easily be an additional three to four analysts. It’s saving us hours and head count.