Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP)
One platform that checks cloud configuration, workloads, containers and permissions for misconfigurations, vulnerabilities and excessive access.
- NIST CSF 2.0 functions
- Identify Protect
- Relevant for
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- Banking and financial services
- Telecommunications
- Government and public sector
- Oil and gas
Overview
Cloud environments change daily. A storage bucket left public, an account with too many rights or a container with a known flaw can expose data within minutes, and traditional tools do not see them.
We help you choose and deploy a cloud-native protection platform that finds these risks, ranks them by what matters and hands them to the people who can fix them.
What you get
- Misconfigurations in cloud accounts found and ranked by real risk
- Vulnerabilities and malware in workloads and containers detected early
- Excessive cloud permissions identified and reduced
- Cloud compliance status visible against CIS Benchmarks and your policies
What we cover
- Cloud security posture management (CSPM)
- Workload and container protection
- Infrastructure-as-code and container image scanning
- Cloud entitlement and identity analysis
- Compliance checks against CIS Benchmarks and your own policies
- Alerts integrated with your SIEM and ticketing system
How we work
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Discover
We list your cloud accounts, subscriptions and workloads, and who manages each.
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Assess
We run an initial posture review and rank findings by exploitability and exposure.
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Deploy
We connect the accounts, set policies and integrate alerts and tickets.
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Hand over
We agree who fixes what and train your cloud and security teams.
Deliverables
- Cloud inventory and initial posture report
- Configured platform with policies
- Integration with ticketing and SIEM
- Remediation plan and team training
Questions buyers ask
Does this cover Microsoft 365?
A CNAPP covers cloud infrastructure and workloads. We review Microsoft 365 and identity settings separately, through our configuration review and identity work.
Do we need an agent on every workload?
No. Many checks work by reading cloud account settings. Agents are added only where deeper workload visibility is needed.
Related offerings
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Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Identity and access management with single sign-on, so the right people reach the right systems and access is granted and removed through a clear process.
NIST CSF function: Protect -
Vulnerability & Exposure Management
Continuous discovery of internet-facing assets and vulnerabilities, with prioritization and patching processes that reduce real risk.
NIST CSF function: Identify -
Configuration Review
A detailed review of how your firewalls, servers, network devices, directories and cloud tenants are configured against security benchmarks.
NIST CSF function: Protect