Best Container Security Software in South America

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    Causely Reviews
    Scalable, self-managed applications that are resilient and self-managed can be achieved by combining observability and automated orchestration. Monitoring and observability tools generate huge volumes of data every second. They capture metrics, logs and traces on all aspects of dynamic, complex applications. It's up to humans to make sense of and troubleshoot all this data. They are stuck in a never-ending loop of responding to alerts and identifying root causes before deciding the best course of action. The process hasn’t changed much in decades and is still labor-intensive and reactive. Causely eliminates the need for manual troubleshooting, by capturing causality within software. This closes the gap between observability to action. For the first time ever, the entire lifecycle for detecting, root cause analysis and remediation of application defects is fully automated. Causely identifies and resolves defects in real-time so that applications can scale at high performance.
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    Calico Enterprise Reviews
    A self-managed active security platform that provides full stack observability of containers and Kubernetes. Calico Enterprise is the only active security platform in the industry that provides full-stack monitoring for containers and Kubernetes. Calico Enterprise extends Kubernetes' declarative nature to specify security and observability in code. This ensures consistency in security policies, compliance, and troubleshooting across hybrid, multi-cluster and multi-cloud deployments. Implement zero-trust workload-access controls on a pod-by-pod basis for traffic from and to individual pods, as well as external endpoints. This will protect your Kubernetes Cluster. Author DNS policies to implement fine-grained controls between workloads and external services they need to connect to. Examples include Amazon RDS, ElastiCache and more.
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    Chkk Reviews
    Prioritize the most important risks for your business with clear and actionable insights. Harden your Kubernetes availability continuously. Avoid making the same mistakes as others. Eliminate risks prior to incidents. Keep up-to-date with visibility across your entire infrastructure. Catalog containers, clusters and dependencies. Consolidate insights from cloud, on-prem and more. Receive alerts about all EOL versions and incompatible versions. Never again use spreadsheets or scripts. Chkk's goal is to empower developers to prevent incidents by learning from other developers and not repeating mistakes. Chkk's collective-learning technology collects and curates errors, failures, disruptions, and other known incidents that the Kubernetes Community (including users/operators and cloud providers) have experienced, ensuring past mistakes aren't repeated.
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    StackRox Reviews
    Only StackRox gives you complete visibility into your cloud-native environment, including all images and container registries. StackRox's integration with Kubernetes gives security and DevOps teams a complete understanding of their cloud-native infrastructure. This includes images, containers and pods as well as namespaces, clusters and their configurations. You can see at-a glance information about your environment, compliance status, suspicious traffic, and other relevant information. Each summary view allows you to drill down into more detail. StackRox allows you to quickly identify and analyze container images within your environment. It supports nearly all image registry support and native integrations.
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    Vormetric Data Security Platform Reviews
    Vormetric Data Security Platform makes managing data-at-rest security easy and efficient for your entire organization. The data security platform is extensible and can be used to deploy multiple data security products. It also features centralized key management, tokenization, encryption, and advanced encryption. This data security solution prepares you organization for the next security challenge or new compliance requirements at a low cost. Vormetric Data Security Platform, a single data security platform, is centrally managed to deliver comprehensive data security solutions.
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    Trend Micro Deep Security Reviews
    You can get streamlined with a complete range of workload security capabilities. Protect your cloud-native apps, platforms, data, and data in any environment using one agent. Deep Security seamlessly works in the cloud thanks to its strong API integration with Azure, AWS, and other platforms. Deep Security protects sensitive enterprise workloads without you having to create and maintain your own security infrastructure. You can accelerate and maintain compliance in hybrid and multi-cloud environments. AWS and Azure offer many compliance certifications. However, you are still responsible to secure the workloads that you place in the cloud. With one security product, you can secure servers across the cloud and data center. You no longer need to worry about product updates or hosting. Quick Start AWS CloudFormation templates are available for NIST or AWS Marketplace. These host-based security controls can be deployed automatically even if auto-scaling is enabled.
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    CyberArk Conjur Reviews
    Securely authenticate, control, and audit non-human access across tools and applications. Secrets allow access to tools, critical infrastructure, and other sensitive data. Conjur protects these secrets by tightly controlling them with granular Role-Based Access Control. Conjur authenticates an application that requests access to a resource. It then checks the security policy against the authorization and distributes the secret securely. Conjur's security policy is code. Security rules are written in.yml format, checked into source control and loaded onto Conjur. Security policy is treated as any other source control asset. This adds transparency and collaboration to the organization’s security requirements.