About Cyscale
Cyscale is an agentless cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) that automates the contextual analysis of cloud misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, access, and data. Cyscale turns cloud, code, identity, data, and AI signals into facts, priorities, owners, and remediation work for security teams. Cyscale provides agentless automated scanning and guided remediation across multiple cloud service providers including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud.[1][3][4]
Cyscale prioritizes vulnerabilities by deployment, exposure, exploitability, and affected owner. Cyscale lets users see the cloud assets, identities, data stores, workloads, and AI services that shape risk. Cyscale helps users understand permission paths and toxic combinations. Cyscale moves findings into guided remediation with compliance and business context attached. Contextual Analysis automates analysis and correlation of vulnerabilities in instances, containers and serverless, along with cloud misconfigurations and vulnerabilities across workloads and access control. Cyscale sends alerts on potential misconfigurations.[4]
Cyscale connects repository findings, packages, images, workloads, and exposed services. Cyscale maps code and dependency findings to live workloads.[4]
Cyscale offers an Identity Dashboard to help users understand how effective their access controls are. Cyscale monitors user permissions and privilege access. Cyscale accepts an onboarded Okta account for visibility on cloud SSO users. Cyscale provides Data Security with an inventory of cloud data stores, complete with their security analysis. Cyscale provides contextual security analysis of vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, networking and access for cloud native applications. Cyscale shows where container images are running and gives an inventory of Kubernetes clusters, either managed or unmanaged.[1][4]
Cyscale maps technical controls to an organization's policies and procedures and notifies users of compliance gaps. The Cyscale GRC catalog shows which connectors each entry applies to and the control logic and queries behind every mapped requirement. Cyscale policy templates and operating procedures can be tied back to technical controls where available. Cyscale controls cover cloud, identity, Kubernetes, and application security with connector coverage and query logic.[3][5][6]
Cyscale uses the entire asset data as a basis for security analysis, including IAM entities, compute instances, disks, VPCs, storage and more. Every Cloud Environment or Identity Provider counts as a Connector in Cyscale.[5]
Cyscale describes its cloud security as designed for startups. Growing teams use Cyscale to maintain continuous cloud security and compliance visibility. Canon ITS integrated Cyscale CNAPP capabilities into its SOLTAGE business line for managed cloud security delivery in complex multi-cloud environments. FP Markets uses Cyscale to centralize cloud posture insights and track high-risk findings. Out Task uses Cyscale to prioritize exploitable issues. MeetGeek uses Cyscale and keeps remediation tasks aligned with engineering workflows. Smart Fintech uses Cyscale to gain IAM visibility and ensure cloud security and compliance. A US-based data intelligence platform company stored significantly more customer data in the cloud as it grew.[1][4][5][6]
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