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Misconfigurations Detection
| Find and fix misconfigurations scanning every software component across of your DevOps platform | |
| Protect continuously the pipelines to your cloud-native supply chain. | |
| Harden your runtime environment |
Find and fix misconfigurations scanning every software component across of your DevOps platform
Modern software pipelines integrate multiple tools ranging from SCM repositories and build tools to CI/CD systems and configuration management tools. Misconfigurations at these tools open the door to supply chain attacks.
Examples of misconfigurations are: unprotected delivery code branches, lack of code reviews, poor access control practices like the lack of multi-factor authentication, publicly accessible storage buckets in the cloud infrastructure, flaws in CI pipelines, critical data not encrypted at rest, weak password policies and non-rotated encryption keys.
Contextualized remediation procedures are provided, so DevOps engineers can quickly fix the misconfiguration and learn how to avoid similar issues in the future.
Protect continuously the pipelines to your cloud-native supply chain
Avoid data leakage and malicious code injection, hardening your SCM repositories and CI/CD tool configurations.
The misconfigurations are detected across the tools in the cycle chain, from development items like code repositories, build tools, CI systems to operations at IaC templates, container images in registries, or cloud platforms.
Harden your runtime environment
Detect misconfigured resources in code and vulnerable images before deploying to your runtime environment.
