Automated integration with Orca Security cloud and container security tools
Consolidates and deduplicates findings
Normalizes scoring and correlates events
Prioritizes critical threats based on business context
Automates notification, ticketing, and remediation
The AppSOC connector with Orca Security automatically imports vulnerabilities available on container images and cloud resources for Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
Integrating Orca Security Security with AppSOC delivers a powerful enhancement to cloud security management. Orca provides comprehensive visibility and deep context into the security posture of cloud environments, identifying vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and compliance issues across various cloud platforms. By integrating this detailed security data into AppSOC, organizations gain a unified view of both cloud and application vulnerabilities, enabling more effective risk management. This integration ensures that all critical security information is centralized, allowing teams to prioritize and address issues based on their potential impact on the entire IT ecosystem, thus improving overall security efficiency and reducing the risk of overlooked vulnerabilities.
This bidirectional integration streamlines the workflow for security operations. Automated alerts from Orca are fed directly into AppSOC, triggering appropriate remediation processes without delay. This not only accelerates response times but also enhances coordination between cloud security and application security teams. With Orca Security's continuous monitoring capabilities, integrated into AppSOC's robust management platform, organizations can maintain real-time vigilance over their cloud infrastructure. This holistic approach fosters a proactive security posture, ensuring that both cloud environments and applications are consistently protected against evolving threats and compliance challenges.
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