Sysdig

San Francisco, CA, USA
2013
  |  By Loris Degioanni
It is impressive how explosively the cloud security market has embraced detection and response in recent months. The industry, including both users and vendors, is rapidly acknowledging the complexity of modern cloud attacks. Facilitated by automation and APIs, attacks cannot be effectively countered with traditional solutions that lack context of cloud environments or focus solely on posture.
  |  By Crystal Morin
After a year of cyber attacks making headlines worldwide, many organizations, such as MGM Resorts, Clorox, and T-Mobile, have taken a reputational hit similar to SolarWinds. Sysdig’s 2024 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report provided some informative key takeaways that CISOs can hone in on to improve their security posture. As a CISO, you do not want to catch your organization on that list; mitigating reputational risk is a part of your job.
  |  By Stefano Chierici
The Sysdig Threat Research Team (TRT) discovered a malicious campaign using the blockchain-based Meson service to reap rewards ahead of the crypto token unlock happening around March 15th. Within minutes, the attacker attempted to create 6,000 Meson Network nodes using a compromised cloud account. The Meson Network is a decentralized content delivery network (CDN) that operates in Web3 by establishing a streamlined bandwidth marketplace through a blockchain protocol.
  |  By Joseph Yostos
Developers are frequently tasked with working with multiple tools in the cloud-native era. Each of these tools plays a crucial role in the application life cycle, from development to deployment and operations. However, the sheer variety and diversity of these tools can increase the likelihood of errors or the accidental inclusion of critical vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
  |  By Marla Rosner
As more and more workloads move to the cloud, the attack surface security teams need to secure has grown exponentially. To guard the massive perimeter of the cloud, you need to position your cloud infrastructure to be as safe as possible by default.
  |  By Loris Degioanni
In the late 1990s, the rapid expansion of computer networks highlighted the need for affordable network visibility tools. The Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) emerged as a significant advancement, enabling packet capture and filtering within the BSD operating system. BPF is the precursor of today’s widely used eBPF, and was originally released together with an accompanying library, libpcap.
  |  By Nigel Douglas
DIE is the notion that an immutable workload should not change during runtime; therefore, any observed change is potentially evident of malicious activity, also commonly referred to as Drift. Container Drift Detection provides an easy way to prevent attacks at runtime by simply following security best practices of immutability and ensuring containers aren’t modified after deployment in production.
  |  By Victor Hernando
10 minutes to pain. When it comes to cloud security, 10 minutes or less is what bad actors need to execute an attack. Does it mean your business could be at risk if you fail to detect and respond to an attack in less than 10 minutes? Absolutely yes. With more and more sophisticated security attacks actively occurring nowadays, security teams need to hold themselves to a modernized benchmark.
  |  By Marla Rosner
Containers have revolutionized development in the cloud, allowing dev teams to work with unprecedented speed, efficiency, and scale. But securing containers at that speed and scale can be a thorny problem. The infrastructure of containers is complex and contains multiple attack vectors, and most enterprises don’t have the time or resources to secure all attack vectors for all containers.
  |  By Marla Rosner
The heightened demand for cloud applications places a premium on the agility of development teams to swiftly create and deploy them. Simultaneously, security teams face the crucial task of safeguarding the organization’s cloud infrastructure without impeding the pace of innovation.
  |  By Sysdig
Join David Quisenberry, Senior Manager of Information Security, and Cat Schwan, Security Team Lead, to learn how Sysdig’s powerful runtime insights empower Apree Health to identify, visualize, and eliminate Kubernetes vulnerabilities, threats, and misconfigurations in real time, and how automated evidence gathering and reporting helped them achieve both SOC 2 and HITRUST compliance. Interested in learning more about Sysdig Secure?
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Cybersecurity breaches are becoming more frequent and more impactful. Adversaries continue to grow stronger, and defenders aren’t always keeping pace. On July 26th, 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued new regulations on cybersecurity risk management, strategy, governance, and incident disclosure, leaving many companies concerned about how to ensure compliance with these new rules, and what changes they may need to make to get up to speed.
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Join us for a LinkedIn Live panel discussion between industry experts Matt Stamper (CEO, Executive Advisors Group LLC), Colleen Lam (General Counsel, Sysdig), and Andrew Thorpe (Partner at Gunderson Dettmer and former Special Council at the SEC), as they dissect the seismic shifts in the cybersecurity landscape post the SEC's updated guidelines and the Solarwinds complaint.
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Discover "Risk Prioritization" and "Attack Path Analysis" - a powerful solution designed to tackle the challenges of protecting against modern cloud attacks head-on, and provide invaluable insights into cloud security. Powered by the Cloud Attack Graph, the new Risks page shows a prioritized list of the potential risks in your cloud infrastructure. The risks in the page are not merely just another list of prescriptions: they are periodically re-evaluated and re-prioritized based on the findings in your infrastructure.
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Discover how Sysdig Secure’s new “Agentless Vulnerability Management” approach helps you streamline the onboarding of new deployments, while significantly cutting down complexity and setup time. Agentless security tools generally rely on leveraging existing interfaces and APIs provided by the cloud service providers to collect information and perform vulnerability assessments.
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Time is the currency of the cloud, where rapid innovation collides with fast-paced attacks. Discover how Sysdig's Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) reimagines cloud security, leveraging the Cloud Attack Graph, powered by runtime insights to correlate assets, detect risks, and provide real-time insights. See how to connect the dots and uncover hidden attack paths, prioritize risks, and stop attacks in their tracks. With Sysdig, secure every second.
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Attacks happen fast in the cloud. Ten minutes – that’s all it takes for an attack to take place. In the cloud, every second counts. Now is the time to secure cloud innovation with the power of runtime insights. Sysdig. Secure Every Second.
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Discover how Sysdig’s "Improved Inventory" can help you find your way inside your ever-growing cloud infrastructure with minimal effort. With Inventory, navigating the intricate network of your cloud resources becomes not just manageable, but intuitive. It provides a seamless interface that marries comprehensive visibility with dynamic searchability, making it the cornerstone of effective cloud security posture management.
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Join Dan Holden, VP of Cybersecurity, and other members of the BigCommerce team to hear how their cloud-based e-commerce platform relies on real-time insights from Sysdig to secure and strengthen its cloud environment from end-to-end.
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Cloud threats are evolving and attackers are moving faster than ever! Join Sysdig’s Michael Clark (Director, Threat Research) and Anna Belak (Director, Office of Cybersecurity Strategy) LIVE on Linkedin, Twitter, and Youtube, as they discuss key findings from Sysdig’s �������� ������������ ���������� ������������ ������������. From cloud automation as a weapon to software supply chain vulnerabilities — the annual report authored by Sysdig’s Threat Research Team exposes shocking statistics on the evolving tactics of attackers lurking within the clouds.
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Based on our understanding of the Gartner report, security and risk management leaders should develop a strategy for addressing the unique and dynamic requirements for protecting hybrid cloud workloads. Gartner's recommendations for cloud workload security include: Sysdig is listed by Gartner® as a Representative Vendor for Cloud Workload Protection Platforms. Gartner also notes Sysdig in the list of companies building or acquiring CSPM capabilities.
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How containers change your compliance lifecycle.
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Get your containerized apps production-ready.
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A unified approach for security, monitoring, and forensics in containerized and microservice environments.

Sysdig is the first unified approach to monitor and secure containers across the entire software lifecycle.

Sysdig was born out of the belief that open source tools will be at the foundation of your next generation infrastructure. See our projects for system visibility, and container security, as well as partner projects we’ve embraced.

Accelerate your transition to containers, and then have confidence in your ongoing operations. We've built the cloud-native intelligence platform to create a single, more effective way to secure, monitor, and assure your critical applications:

  • Container security (Sysdig Secure): Protect and assure your applications. Bring together image scanning and run-time protection to identify vulnerabilities, block threats, enforce compliance, and audit activity across your microservices.
  • Enterprise-grade Docker monitoring (Sysdig Monitor): Enhance software reliability and accelerate problem resolution with advanced Kubernetes integration and built-in Prometheus monitoring capabilities.
  • Automatic orchestrator integration (Sysdig ServiceVision): We use Sysdig ServiceVision to dynamically map services using metadata from Kubernetes, OpenShift, AWS, Azure, Google, Mesos, or Docker EE, and more. With this insight, you can isolate and solve problems faster.

Our container intelligence platform monitors and secures millions of containers across hundreds of enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies and web-scale properties.