Sysdig focuses on helping enterprises transition to containers,
reduce security risk, and improve DevOps efficiency

SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–RSA CONFERENCE — Sysdig, Inc., the cloud-native
intelligence company, today announced new features for its Cloud-Native
Intelligence Platform focused on helping enterprises transition to
containers, reduce security risks, increase compliance posture, and
improve DevOps efficiency. With this announcement, Sysdig is the first
cloud-native visibility solution to extend compliance metrics and the
Kubernetes audit events to a monitoring dashboard. Furthermore,
compliance data will be available by default for all Sysdig customers,
whether they are using Sysdig
Monitor, Sysdig
Secure, or the entire Sysdig
Platform. With these added features, enterprises gain visibility
into the performance, health, and compliance posture of their Kubernetes
environment at a depth that no other cloud-native visibility or security
solution can provide.

Today’s enhancements also add long-term compliance trending and
dashboarding for Kubernetes and OpenShift environments and out-of-the-box
frameworks for National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
800-190 and PCI compliance standards. With Snyk integrations, Sysdig
adds enhanced vulnerability management. This release also introduces
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) enrichment capabilities
and guided compliance remediation. These out-of-the-box frameworks,
integrations, and guided remediation allow customers to quickly and
efficiently enforce and adhere to various compliance and security
standards across their OpenShift and Kubernetes environments.

“By combining security and visibility data, we are giving enterprises a
deeper, clearer view inside their containers. Unified data that supports
both security and DevOps teams encourages better communication and
ultimately improves DevOps efficiency. With this new product release, we
accelerate enterprises’ ongoing transition to containers by giving them
the rich data they need to monitor application health, ensure
compliance, and reduce the risk of an attack on the environment,” said
Loris Degioanni, chief technology officer and founder of Sysdig.

Key Customer Benefits

• Support for New Compliance Frameworks: By adding out-of-the-box
  NIST 800-190 and PCI bundles, enterprises have confidence knowing
  their containers and images meet specific compliance standards. NIST
  800-190 and PCI scanning policies can be leveraged pre-deployment to
  scan images early in the CI/CD pipeline and can also be used to assess
  whether images running in production are compliant. In the event
  images no longer meet compliance, DevOps and security teams will be
  alerted.
• Guided Remediation for Compliance: In the event of a Center for
  Internet Security (CIS) Kubernetes and Docker benchmark configuration
  drift, users can leverage guided remediation tips in Sysdig to apply
  best practices for maintaining compliance, saving security
  professionals time when issues arise.
• New Compliance Dashboards: Sysdig users will have access to
  more than 90 compliance metrics. By extending compliance to Sysdig’s
  monitoring dashboards, DevOps have access to more information for
  better decision making and they can quickly visualize patterns and
  trends in their compliance posture.
• New Kubernetes Audit Dashboards: In December, Sysdig released
  Sysdig Secure 2.2, the first cloud-native security technology to tap
  the Kubernetes audit policy to create an additional feed of events.
  Sysdig has turned these events into metrics that give customers the
  ability to see long-term compliance posture trends in customizable
  dashboards, making is easier and quicker to ensure compliance.
• SIEM Enrichment Capabilities: Sysdig is able to reduce alert
  fatigue by providing Security Operations Center (SOC) analysts the
  ability to prioritize alerts based on Sysdig triggered events. With
  this prioritization, DevOps teams will be able to better judge what
  warrants their attention and ultimately save time.
• Enhanced Vulnerability Management with Snyk Integration: Sysdig
  ingests Snyk
  feeds to provide visibility into vulnerabilities for non-OS based
  packages, including Python, NPM, and Ruby to surface and bring
  attention to dependencies sooner, enabling DevOps to fix
  vulnerabilities before they are exploited.

RSA Conference, San Francisco – March 4 – 7, 2019

Sysdig will be at demoing the Sysdig Cloud-Native Intelligence Platform
at Kiosk #37 in the RSAC
Early Stage Expo, located in the Marriott Marquis from March 5 – 7,
2019. More
information here.

Learn More

Join Binoy Das, solutions architect at AWS, and Pawan Shankar, product
marketing manager at Sysdig, on March 21, 2019 at 10 a.m. PDT for a
one-hour webinar about the “4 Best Practices to Meet Compliance
Requirements in Kubernetes Environments.” Register
here. A recording will be available afterwards.

About Sysdig

Sysdig
(Twitter: @sysdig)
is the cloud-native intelligence company. Enterprises depend on Sysdig
to deliver reliable, secure containerized applications. We have created
the only unified platform to deliver container security, monitoring, and
forensics in a microservices-friendly architecture. Our open source
technologies have attracted a community of over a million developers,
administrators, and other IT professionals looking for deep visibility
into applications and containers. Our cloud-native intelligence platform
monitors and secures millions of containers across hundreds of
enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies and web-scale properties.
Learn more at www.sysdig.com

Contacts

Amanda McKinney, 280blue,
Inc.
[email protected]