Implement security configuration best practices by evaluating OS configuration against the CIS Benchmark for Linux, scanning for malware and vulnerabilities, and ensuring that your VMs are properly hardened.
Keep VMs configuration immutable, protecting Linux and Windows machines against drift and tampering. Monitor user logins and suspicious activity.
Use real-time controls to detect suspicious activity on cloud VMs such as Amazon EC2 instances. Monitor files and folders for read, write, and attribute changes.
Scan cloud VMs for known vulnerabilities and malware, check OS configuration against the CIS Benchmark for Linux, ensuring that the security posture of your cloud VMs is aligned with compliance policy and free from malware
Get alerts on system and application configuration violations, define a compliance baseline for VMs by using built-in and custom configuration checks, review remediation steps for aligning non-compliant VMs.
Prevent access to the host by specified users and/or groups of users, monitor files and directories for read, write, and modify operations, track user access, attempted logins, and full command arguments.
Monitor and enforce changes in Windows registry, secure selected operations on Windows registry keywords, values, and/or path attributes, audit specific processes and Windows users.
Gain full visibility into cloud VMs that run on a single/hybrid cloud, automatically enforce network firewall rules based on VM services, along with IP addresses and domain names (DNS) and cloud attributes.
View a single system of truth and avoid questions around evidence tampering and sequencing across disparate tools while reconstructing the sequence of events, track suspicious or malicious activity across a stack of virtual machines, containers, Kubernetes clusters, pods, etc., to form a holistic view of wide-scale, multi-vector attacks.
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