C3M

Framework for automating security tasks and incident response.

Ability to create custom security and compliance policies.

Granular control over user access and permissions.

Specific features and integrations for securing OCI environments.

C3M actively solicits feedback and incorporates it into their product roadmap.

A set of processes and tools designed to continuously assess the security posture of cloud environments. It identifies misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and compliance gaps, providing recommendations for remediation.

Regularly scanning and analyzing cloud resources to identify security weaknesses and deviations from best practices. This is an ongoing process, not a one-time event.

Detecting and responding to security threats in real-time, as they occur. This involves monitoring for suspicious activity, analyzing logs, and automating responses to contain and mitigate threats.

Ensuring that cloud resources adhere to established security and compliance standards, such as CIS Benchmarks, NIST frameworks, PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, etc.

Identifying, classifying, prioritizing, and remediating vulnerabilities in cloud resources. This includes scanning for known vulnerabilities, assessing their impact, and patching or mitigating them.

Identifying and reporting on cloud resource configurations that deviate from security best practices or compliance requirements. Misconfigurations can create security gaps that attackers can exploit.

Focuses on managing identities and access entitlements in the cloud. It ensures that users and applications have only the necessary permissions to access resources, following the principle of least privilege.

Managing and controlling user access to cloud resources. This includes user provisioning, authentication, authorization, and access reviews.

Tracking and monitoring user and application entitlements to ensure they are appropriate and not excessive. This helps prevent privilege creep and reduce the risk of unauthorized access.

Granting users and applications only the minimum necessary permissions to perform their tasks. This limits the potential damage from compromised accounts.

Controlling who can access what resources in the cloud. This involves defining access policies and enforcing them.

Evaluating the risk associated with different user and application access levels. This helps prioritize access reviews and identify potential security gaps.

Meeting the requirements of various industry regulations and compliance standards. This involves implementing security controls, documenting processes, and undergoing audits.

Out-of-the-box policies and frameworks that align with specific compliance standards, simplifying the process of achieving compliance.

Automating the process of checking cloud resources for compliance and generating reports. This saves time and reduces manual effort.

Preparing for and supporting audits by providing evidence of compliance.

Identifying gaps between current security practices and compliance requirements.

Gathering and analyzing threat data to identify potential attacks and improve security posture.

Automatically responding to security incidents to contain and mitigate the damage. This often involves using playbooks or automated workflows.

Monitoring security events and generating alerts when suspicious activity is detected.

Identifying unusual patterns of activity that may indicate a security threat.

Maintaining a comprehensive inventory of all cloud resources, including their configurations and dependencies.

Automatically discovering and tracking new cloud resources as they are created or modified.

Storing and tracking metadata about cloud resources, such as their type, owner, and configuration settings.

Understanding how different cloud resources are connected and dependent on each other.

Supporting multiple cloud providers, such as AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI.

Managing security across multiple cloud environments from a single platform.

Connecting with other security tools and platforms to share data and automate workflows.

Providing APIs that allow organizations to integrate the platform with their own systems.

Deploying and managing the platform without requiring agents on cloud resources.

Designed and built specifically for cloud environments.

Able to scale and adapt to changes in cloud environments.

Providing reports and dashboards that summarize security posture and compliance status.

Visualizing security data and generating reports on key metrics.

Generating reports that demonstrate compliance with specific standards.

Analyzing security data over time to identify trends and patterns.