Best Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) Software for Terraform

Find and compare the best Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) software for Terraform in 2024

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    Jit Reviews
    Jit's DevSecOps Orchestration Platform allows high-velocity Engineering teams to own product security while increasing dev velocity. With a unified and friendly developer experience, we envision a world where every cloud application is born with Minimal Viable Security (MVS) embedded and iteratively improves by adding Continuous Security into CI/CD/CS.
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    Snyk Reviews
    Snyk is the leader in developer security. We empower the world’s developers to build secure applications and equip security teams to meet the demands of the digital world. Our developer-first approach ensures organizations can secure all of the critical components of their applications from code to cloud, leading to increased developer productivity, revenue growth, customer satisfaction, cost savings and an overall improved security posture. Snyk is a developer security platform that automatically integrates with a developer’s workflow and is purpose-built for security teams to collaborate with their development teams.
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    Panoptica Reviews
    Panoptica makes it easy for you to secure containers, APIs and serverless functions and manage your software bills of material. It analyzes both internal and external APIs, assigns risk scores, and then reports back to you. Your policies determine which API calls the gateway allows or disables. Cloud-native architectures enable teams to develop and deploy software faster, keeping up with today's market. However, this speed comes at a cost: security. Panoptica fills these gaps by integrating automated policy-based security and visibility at every stage of the software-development process. The number of attack points has increased significantly with the decentralized cloud-native architectures. Changes in the computing landscape have also increased the risk of security breaches. Here are some reasons why comprehensive security is so important. A platform that protects all aspects of an application's lifecycle, from development to runtime, is essential.
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    Tenable Cloud Security Reviews
    The cloud security platform that is actionable. Reduce risk by quickly exposing and closing security gaps caused by misconfigurations. CNAPP solutions replace a patchwork product that can cause more problems than it solves, such as false positives or excessive alerts. These products are often only partially covered and create friction and overhead with the products that they're meant to work with. CNAPPs are the best way to monitor cloud native applications. They allow businesses to monitor cloud infrastructure and application security as a group, rather than monitoring each one individually.
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    Stream Security Reviews

    Stream Security

    Stream Security

    $8,000 per year
    Stay ahead of threat actors and exposure risks with real-time detection and automated threat investigation of all postures and activities. Track all changes and detect toxic exposures and combinations before attackers. AI can be used to address and fix problems using your preferred methods. Use any of your favorite SOAR tools or our code snippets to respond in real-time. Focus on the risks that can be exploited. Harden and prevent external movement & exposure risks. Detect toxic postures and vulnerabilities. Detect gaps in segmentation intentions and implement zero-trust. Answer any cloud question quickly with context. Maintain compliance and prevent deviations from taking root. We integrate with existing investments. We can provide more information about our security policies, and we can work with your security team to meet any specific requirements that your organization may have.
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