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Why Cloud Workload Protection Gaining Importance?
Memory protection is an emerging security control that is becoming essential as hackers design new techniques to take advantage of the vulnerabilities in memory and evade traditional security strategies.
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Memory protection is an emerging security control that is becoming essential as hackers design new techniques to take advantage of the vulnerabilities in memory and evade traditional security strategies.
Fremont, CA: Cloud workload protection keeps workloads that transmit throughout various cloud environments secure. The complete workload needs to be functional for a cloud-based application to work correctly without any security risks.
With the advancement in cloud computing infrastructures increases, vulnerabilities also arise. Businesses using private and public clouds need to be secure from any threats at the workload level and the endpoint.
A cloud workload protection platform (CWPP) can offer visibility in different environments while strengthening and acting on security alerts from a single dashboard.
Here are six benefits of cloud workload protection platform:
System hardening and vulnerability management:
A CWPP can help remove possible attacks by detecting superfluous applications, permissions, programs, accounts, functions, code, and more that could pose security risks.
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Consolidated log management and monitoring:
Monitoring each part of the workload with various security technology associated with it can be time-consuming. A CWPP provides a single dashboard that shows what is happening with each part of the workload.
Workload behavior monitoring:
Monitoring workload behavior is crucial in cloud workload protection. CWPP offers two vital factors of workload security via workload monitoring, which are detection and response. A CWPP can identify a breach anywhere that is happening and send a notification by tracking workload behavior.
Up-to-date threat intelligence:
Several CWPPs share threat intelligence throughout their customer base, giving an early warning system for new threats.
Memory protection:
Memory protection is an emerging security control that is becoming essential as hackers design new techniques to take advantage of the vulnerabilities in memory and evade traditional security strategies.
Memory protection, included in only a few CWPPs, is an emerging security control that is gaining importance as hackers develop new techniques to exploit weaknesses in memory and easily bypass traditional security methods.
Visibility into and ability to configure workloads:
Having visibility in individual workloads and configuring those workloads to handle vulnerabilities is vital to workload protection.
