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    Cloud-native Security

    In the ever-evolving landscape of cloud computing, security remains paramount. As organizations increasingly adopt cloud-native architectures, safeguarding their applications and data becomes a critical concern. In this blog post, we delve into the world of Cloud Native Security (CNS), exploring its value, strategies, and outcomes.

    Understanding Cloud Native Security

    1. The Vision for Cloud Native Security (CNS)

    CNS is not just another security buzzword; it’s a mindset shift. Let’s break down its core principles:

    • Think Like An Attacker: Unlike traditional security approaches, CNS adopts an attacker’s perspective. It considers the entire cloud attack surface, including OS vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and leaked credentials. The goal? To identify genuinely exploitable risks.

    • Verified Exploit Paths™: CNS doesn’t drown you in theoretical threats. Instead, it focuses on what matters most: verified exploit paths. These are concrete evidence-backed pathways that attackers could use to breach your cloud environment. No false positives, no wasted time.

    2. SentinelOne’s Singularity™ Cloud Native Security (CNS)

    SentinelOne recently launched Singularity™ CNS, an agentless Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP). Here’s what makes it unique:

    • Attack Simulation: CNS simulates attack methods, verifying exploit pathways. It reduces noise, allowing cloud security practitioners to focus on critical issues.

    • Offensive Security Engine™: This engine thinks like an autonomous attacker, highlighting immediate exploitation potential. It provides evidence—screenshots and code snippets—so you can act swiftly.

    3. Key Outcomes of CNS

    • Unified View: CNS aggregates risks—OS vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and more—into a single view. No more silos; everyone’s on the same page.

    • Effective Collaboration: CNS bridges the gap between security, developers, and cloud teams. It communicates risks clearly, enabling rapid remediation.

     Conclusion

    Cloud Native Security isn’t just about tools; it’s a mindset. By thinking like attackers, focusing on verified exploit paths, and collaborating effectively, organizations can fortify their cloud environments. So, let’s embrace CNS and secure our cloud-native future.

    Remember, it’s not about preventing every attack—it’s about minimizing the impact when they occur.