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Prevent infrastructure drift by continuously monitoring and reporting violations. Empower teams to build secure IaC with immediate feedback. Keep everyone on the same page with detailed compliance reports.
Whether your IaC is expressed in terraform, Cloud Formation, or manifest files Magalix identifies changes causing violations for easy and quick mitigation before they leak into production infrastructure. By embedding before deployment via infrastructure as code CI/CD pipelines, Magalix prevents new cloud security issues from being deployed into the run-time.
Benchmark against requirements for PCI-DSS, CIS, HIPAA, SOC2, and more. Get snapshots of your cloud security posture and monitor it over time. Export reports against compliance benchmarks.
Not only do we help you find issues - we help you fix them too. For each workload or container issue, Magalix reports on it along with its collected evidence. Then you can get guidance on fixing the issue, and track it overtime if it recurs.
Embed Magalix in your development lifecycle to automate your cloud security.
Stay up-to-date with Google Cloud security best practices with Magalix continuous run-time monitoring for GCP
Integrate Magalix with your AWS accounts to identify and remediate security and compliance issues. Magalix supports CloudFormation security scanning
Integrate Magalix with your Microsoft Azure resources for run-time monitoring. Magalix also scans Azure Resource Manager (ARM)
Magalix integrates with Kubernetes workloads and checks Kubernetes resources across cloud providers to ensure they’re correctly configured
Implement the proper governance and operational excellence in your Kubernetes clusters.