Secure your entire cloud infrastructure with Xcitium's Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP). Built to protect both modern and traditional workloads across multi-cloud and hybrid IT environments, Xcitium CNAPP delivers Zero Trust security, continuous monitoring, and real-time mitigation for cloud-native threats.
Xcitium CNAPP integrates advanced security layers across your entire cloud infrastructure, providing full visibility and control over your workloads, network traffic, and application vulnerabilities. Leveraging cutting-edge Zero Trust Security, CNAPP continuously analyzes events from infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS) environments. It supports workloads across public clouds like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, as well as private clouds such as RedHat OpenShift and VMware Tanzu. From identifying misconfigurations in Kubernetes to securing code in CI/CD pipelines, Xcitium CNAPP ensures security is embedded throughout the DevSecOps lifecycle—from development to production.
Unlike other solutions that focus only on post-attack measures such as killing processes or stopping containers, Xcitium enforces security policies in real-time, blocking threats before they have the chance to escalate. Its deep integration across cloud-native infrastructures and workloads ensures a level of protection that goes beyond reactive security approaches.
In today’s rapidly evolving cloud landscape, traditional perimeter defenses are no longer enough. As organizations increasingly adopt hybrid IT and multi-cloud strategies, the attack surface expands, exposing sensitive data and applications to new cloud-borne threats. Xcitium CNAPP is built to handle these challenges head-on, offering a unified platform that not only enhances security but simplifies management across complex cloud environments.
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