Protect your AWS, Azure, GCP or private cloud environments
against the root cause of all cyber attacks: unauthorized and malicious code.
Protect your cloud workloads against unauthorized code
Top-tier threat detection with no manual configuration or overhead for your team.
Nir RothenbergCISO, RapydWe use Intezer Protect to defend our high-risk assets. Intezer’s unique approach, which is not behavioral or signature based, found threats much faster than other solutions we tested. Intezer’s lightweight agent is another advantage as we value performance in our production environment.
More than 500 enterprises and public sector organizations leverage Intezer’s capabilities to defend against the latest threats.
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Zero Trust Execution Meets Low Overhead
Adopt a zero Trust Execution strategy
without the high maintenance, disrupting the agile CI/CD pipeline or downgrading your servers’ performance. Ensure all code running on your cloud infrastructure is under your control and solely from trusted origins. Learn more
Allow your organization to continuously innovate
while knowing the entire spectrum of your workloads—including Virtual Machines, containers, Kubernetes and OpenShift instances, and more—is secure.
The Intezer Advantage
A quick win to reduce risk
Genetic Software Mapping combines a best-in-class threat detection with low operational overhead and maintenance
- Only high-confidence alerts
- No manual configuration, rules or policies required
- Seamless installation
Unprecedented visibility & control
Monitor your cloud servers in runtime to ensure that all software running on your systems is under your control—and solely from trusted origins.
Defend against modern & evolving attacks
Our in-memory Genetic Software Mapping capabilities help enterprises defend against a wide scope of attack vectors:
- Malicious code
- Vulnerability exploitation and other fileless threats
- Unauthorized or risky software
- Suspicious shell commands and administrative activity
Cover the entire Cloud Native stack
Intezer Protect is designed to protect elastic, scalable and diverse cloud native infrastructure—covering the entire spectrum of your workloads.
All recommended IaaS security controls under one platform
- App Control
- Memory protection
- EDR-like visibility
- Anti-malware
- System integrity
Unprecedented visibility & control
Monitor your cloud servers in runtime to ensure that all software running on your systems is under your control—and solely from trusted origins.
Cover the entire Cloud Native stack
Intezer Protect is designed to protect elastic, scalable and diverse cloud native infrastructure—covering the entire spectrum of your workloads.
Achieve Compliance
For frameworks such as:
Our latest Linux and Cloud attack discoveries
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How it works
1. BASELINE
Generate a trusted genetic profile of all software in your infrastructure (your applications, third party applications, operating system)
2. MONITOR
Monitor in runtime for any deviations in memory across the entire cloud native stack (IaaS, CaaS, PaaS) and layers (OS, K8s, containers), while providing full visibility over all software running on your system
3. INSPECT
Genetically inspect the deviation to determine if it’s unauthorized code or just a natural and legitimate deviation
4. ALERT
Alerts on unauthorized code and provides deep context for each threat
5. TERMINATE
Terminate unauthorized code on demand
6. ENFORCE CLEAN
Ensure your systems are in a trusted state and run 100% trusted code
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We are mapping the genome of cyber threats
to help our customers identify the origins of all applications running in their environments.
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Our products
Intezer Protect Cloud Workload Protection Platform
The most efficient Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) in the market, protecting your workloads in runtime against unauthorized and malicious code.
Intezer Analyze Malware AnalysisPlatform
Quickly analyze suspicious files and devices to understand the What? Who? and How? of a potential cyber incident
