Cybereason XDR for Cloud Workloads: A New Approach to Cloud Security
Cybereason XDR for Cloud Workloads secures cloud workloads, containers and hosts at unparalleled speed and scale...

Lital Asher-Dotan
No matter how well an organization is secured, it will eventually be breached.
To detect an invader already compromising the network, organizations must become proactive hunters. Today’s threat hunting approach relies on experienced security analysts to operate defense mechanisms. Security teams have to manually hunt down traces of a cyber attack and differentiate malicious activities from the noise. But, even the brightest and most efficient security talent has its limitations. Increasing the size of a security team will never scale, as it is humanly impossible to keep up with a sophisticated operation.
Imagine a world where the best security talent is multiplied by thousands. They’re working non-stop, in sync across your network, and their cumulative experience is utilized for decision making.
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Lital is a Marketing Team Leader, Storyteller, Technology Marketing Expert. She joined Cybereason as the first marketing hire and built a full marketing department. Specializing in brand building, product marketing, communication and content. Passionate about building ROI-driven marketing teams.
Cybereason XDR for Cloud Workloads secures cloud workloads, containers and hosts at unparalleled speed and scale...
Container Escape is considered the 'Holy Grail' of the container attack world - it allows an attacker to escape from a container to the underlying host, and by doing so the attacker can move laterally to other containers from the host or perform actions on the host itself...
Cybereason XDR for Cloud Workloads secures cloud workloads, containers and hosts at unparalleled speed and scale...
Container Escape is considered the 'Holy Grail' of the container attack world - it allows an attacker to escape from a container to the underlying host, and by doing so the attacker can move laterally to other containers from the host or perform actions on the host itself...
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