Wiz Adds Runtime Sensor to Its FedRAMP Cloud Security Platform
Summary
Wiz says its eBPF-based runtime sensor is now available in Wiz for Gov, adding runtime monitoring, detection, response and investigation capabilities for government cloud workloads.
Key points
- The sensor is designed for cloud-native workloads and runs using eBPF.
- Wiz says it can be deployed on VMs or to Kubernetes environments as a DaemonSet.
- Runtime signals can help identify vulnerabilities in packages actively used by workloads.
- Listed capabilities include file integrity monitoring, threat detection, automated blocking and cloud-context correlation.
- The sensor collects execution data and process trees for threat hunting and incident investigations.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Wiz added its eBPF-based Runtime Sensor to Wiz for Gov, extending runtime monitoring and protection capabilities to FedRAMP environments.
- Impact
- Government customers can use real-time runtime telemetry, vulnerability validation, file integrity monitoring, threat detection and response, and cloud threat hunting and forensics within Wiz for Gov. The article describes product capabilities and compliance alignment; it reports no specific breach or security incident.
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Wiz for GovWe are excited to announce the addition of the Wiz Runtime Sensor to Wiz for Gov, expanding our full-featured Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) for government customers. Our commitment to the FedRAMPWiz Runtime SensorWe are excited to announce the addition of the Wiz Runtime Sensor to Wiz for Gov, expanding our full-featured Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) for government customers. Our commitment to the FedRAMP