Managing Your Business Cybersecurity
We help SME IT Teams automate manual effort, remove complexity, solve talent gaps, and reduce operational costs with our 24/7 Managed Security Services.
Enterprise-level Security Without The Price Tag
Cybersecurity isn’t just a concern for giants in the industry, it’s a necessity for businesses of all sizes.
That’s why our founders created CSPMX. They want to bring enterprise-level protection within reach of small to medium-sized businesses. Thanks to their vision, we’ve cracked the code on cost-effectiveness while keeping your data safe. Let’s call it our secret source (code).
Quick Deployment. Fast Results.
Let’s be honest. You don’t want to wait weeks or months for a deployment.
That’s why our tech guardians have developed a fully automated deployment for our Managed Security Services. So you’re up and running in minutes.
Our solution immediately improves your security posture and then continuously optimises it. By combining AI, automation and human expertise, we detect threats earlier and respond faster.
End-to-end detection and response in one place.
Customers we are protecting 24/7
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve gathered answers to the most frequently asked questions. If you have any other queries, our support team is always here to help!
What is CSPM?
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) is a cloud security solution that enables organizations to identify and remediate risks and any misconfigurations in their cloud infrastructure so they can reduce their attack surface.
Gartner first named CSPMs as a cloud security category in 2014. CSPMs emerged as a necessary solution to help organizations maintain the proper configurations of cloud services as they migrated to popular public cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
Why is CSPM important?
Cloud misconfigurations are a top cloud security concern. Several factors increase their likelihood, including insufficient monitoring, unrestricted access controls, mismanaged secrets, unreviewed default values, and more. According to a Gartner survey, misconfigurations cause 80% of all data security breaches, and predictions are that until 2025, 99% of cloud environment failures will be attributed to human errors.
How does CSPM work?
A CSPM helps security teams remediate misconfigurations and maintain compliance by monitoring the cloud control plane and ensuring that it aligns with defined security policies. More specifically, a CSPM:
1. Maintains a cloud asset inventory: Creates and maintains an organized inventory of all cloud infrastructure.
2. Ensures cloud compliance: On an ongoing basis, tracks cloud assets for compliance against relevant regulatory frameworks and industry benchmarks.
3. Defines and enforces policies: Identifies and enforces policies for accessing data and compliance reporting.
4. Detects cloud threats: Identifies risks in your cloud infrastructure and creates alerts for remediation.
5. Facilitates incident response: Assists incident response by presenting relevant information and guidance needed to remediate risks or compliance issues.
What are the limitations of CSPM?
CSPMs are essential for cloud security, however traditional CSPM solutions present important limitations, including:
Only cover control plane: CSPMs provide visibility into cloud configurations (control plane) but not cloud workloads (data plane). As a result, they have no insight into vulnerabilities, malware, or exposed secrets.
Alert fatigue: Without visibility into workloads, CSPM solutions lack the unified insight to fully contextualize risks and prioritize alerts based on the full context.
No identity and permissions management: CSPM tools also don’t manage access controls, permissions, or entitlements. To support and enforce the principle of least privilege (PoLP), organizations need a cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM) solution.