CloudGuard
Agentless Cloud Detection & Response (CDR)
CloudGuard is an agentless cloud security detection and response platform built on cloud-native capabilities and APIs. It analyzes multi-cloud configurations, identities and permissions, storage, logs, and network signals to deliver full-stack risk governance without deploying host agents or intrusive scanning.
Why agentless
- Minutes to value — compress security delivery from months to minutes
- Zero business disruption — no resource contention, no attack-traffic probing
- No blind spots — track dynamic assets across multi-cloud environments
Core technologies
- Agentless CDR — cloud-native API-based detection
- Dynamic risk graph — unify assets, risks, and relationships
- AI attack-path prediction — quantify real threat and prioritize fixes
Deployment options
CloudGuard can be deployed as a SaaS platform or as an on-prem management center, depending on customer requirements and regulatory constraints.
Closed-loop defense workflow
- Discover: detect risks across all cloud assets in minutes
- Assess: predict attack paths and evaluate real-world impact
- Respond: generate prioritized tasks and actionable remediation guidance
- Track: monitor progress and verify risk convergence over time
Common scenarios
- Critical exposure remediation — identify and address high-risk network exposures, exploitable vulnerabilities, and weak or over-privileged credentials across cloud environments.
- Pre-assessment hardening and readiness — rapidly reduce high-impact attack paths prior to security assessments, red-team exercises, or external audits.
- Ransomware and malware risk governance — detect and prioritize cloud exposure paths related to ransomware and malicious activity without deploying endpoint agents.
- Cloud security baseline and configuration assessment — continuously evaluate cloud environments against recognized security benchmarks and baseline best practices without concentrating privileges.
- Rapid response to emerging threats — quickly assess exposure related to newly disclosed vulnerabilities (e.g. Log4j-class issues), suspicious identities, or abnormal cloud activities.
Deep dive on product site → cloudguard.qbr.io