Uncover and stop active attackers in your clusters
Connected cloud native security finds blind spots in real-time
TRUSTED BY FORWARD-LOOKING TEAMS

Cloud native identity is
the top attack vector
Can you see who is doing what in your clusters? Go beyond laundry lists of over permissions with KSOC to show actual, malicious usage of credentials
Real-time context is not negotiable
Is the mean time to detection (MTTD) in your Kubernetes environment suffering from a lack of real-time context? Adapt security to your cloud native environment with real-time context from Kubernetes to the cloud
KSOC maps the broad components of Kubernetes in real-time for accurate cloud native identity threat detection, risk and incident detection
Get a more efficient approach to cloud native security with KSOC
98% less noise
Cloud native identity threat detection and real-time Kubernetes security context lead to10 minutes to top risk
Reduce time to triage your top risk by days or even months
75% less code re-work for engineering
Cloud native identity threat detection and real-time Kubernetes security context lead toReal-time MTTD & MTTR
Stop reverse-engineering Kubernetes-targeted attacks and get real-time detection of Kubernetes RBAC and misconfiguration exploitation6x vendor replacement
Get efficient with a connected view of risk across Kubernetes components like CI/CD, image CVEs, the network, the public cloud, runtime, RBAC & IAM permissionsKSOC supports your top priority initiatives
“KSOC allows for a birds eye view perspective of the security posture of what is running in a cluster. Scanning running workloads instead of everything contained in the image registry allows teams to focus and have visibility into the security practices of 3rd party components trusted to run in the cluster. Continuous real-time security allows for prompt feedback and action.”
Frank CatucciCTO & Head of Security Research
“KSOC is a Kubernetes-first platform, meaning that it gives me and my security engineers the confidence to partner with our infrastructure engineers using Kubernetes-first paradigms, versus general infrastructure-first paradigms. If engineering is working in a Kubernetes world, we should provide a Kubernetes world for them to work in.”
Raj UmadasDirector of Security