Again, you can’t protect what you can’t see. Invest in a solution that can keep pace with your organization’s maturity and a cloud environment that will only grow more complex over the next few years. Here are some benefits to achieving cloud visibility:
Reduce risk: Visibility gives you the first look into emerging threats and lets you take a proactive, not reactive, role in mitigating them.
Simplify cloud management: When you increase cloud visibility, your teams can search for threat patterns simultaneously across multiple cloud platforms (and their layered applications) instead of searching each one manually.
Speed up reaction time: When you couple visibility with automation, you can launch threat-hunting campaigns across all environments (instead of going one by one) and maximize your data-gathering capabilities.
Support threat hunting: Easily reexamine threat profiles across environments when you gain visibility of the cloud. Get a better look at behaviors and threat attributes.
Drive business value: When you can see indicators of compromise (IoCs) coming, you can proactively remediate them before they damage your security posture or your brand.
Use metrics to drive business decisions: You make the best business decisions with the best data, and if you’re lacking visibility into your cloud investments, you’ll be lacking insight into your best moves.