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cloud security posture management

Cloud Security (CSPM / CNAPP)

Find misconfigurations and risky permissions across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, and fix them fast.

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In depth

Cloud Security (CSPM / CNAPP) at a glance

Find and fix cloud misconfiguration

Most cloud breaches come from cloud misconfiguration, not provider flaws. Cloud security posture management (CSPM) continuously checks AWS security, Azure security and Google Cloud security settings - public storage, open ports, missing logging - against best practice and cloud compliance frameworks.

CNAPP and CIEM for complete cloud coverage

A CNAPP combines CSPM with workload protection and CIEM, which finds over-privileged cloud identities. SecureBeans deploys Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Trend Micro and Rapid7 cloud tools and connects findings to ticketing so owners fix issues quickly.

FAQ

Cloud Security (CSPM / CNAPP) - frequently asked questions

What is CSPM?

Cloud security posture management (CSPM) continuously scans cloud accounts for misconfigurations and compliance gaps, such as public storage buckets or disabled logging, and guides remediation.

What is the difference between CSPM and CNAPP?

CSPM focuses on cloud configuration. A cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) adds workload and container protection, identity entitlement analysis (CIEM) and code scanning in one platform.

Is the cloud provider responsible for security?

Partly. Under the shared responsibility model the provider secures the infrastructure, while you are responsible for configuration, identities, data and workloads.

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