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Lacework Announces Significant Partnerships and Integrations, Establishing the Foundation of a New Cloud Security Stack
July 2017 by Marc Jacob
Lacework™ announced a range of partnerships across the security and cloud ecosystems as critical building blocks of a security stack natively adapted to cloud deployments in Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and private clouds.
Organizations transitioning to modern data centers and cloud-based environments must reevaluate their security investments, yet leverage tools, processes and skills already in place. Lacework’s partnerships with threat and reputation feeds, security information and event management (SIEM) vendors and event management systems, extends the company’s zero-touch security approach and delivers a solution that matches organizations’ need for speed and scale when migrating to the cloud.
In addition, Lacework continues to deepen its integration with the environments it protects with full support for AWS, Microsoft Azure, virtualization technologies and container-based runtime architecture such as Docker that are increasingly being deployed in private or public clouds. Specific partnerships and integrations include:
• Threat data and IP reputation feeds, vulnerability databases: Lacework identifies malicious IP addresses and DNS services by integrating with a number of external threat feeds that provide reputation services. Communication with a known-bad IP address will trigger an alert. Lacework’s partnership with ReversingLabs, who created and maintain the world’s largest repository of deep information on both goodware and malware, delivers continuous protection against advanced malware.
• Alerting systems: Lacework integrates with PagerDuty, Slack, Splunk and VictorOps to let security teams use the existing tools and workflows they are familiar with to manage incidents, in addition to the Lacework Polygraph visualization for rapid investigation of alerts.
• Monitoring, Log management and SIEM solutions: Lacework integrates with New Relic and Splunk to feed behavioral insights into these platforms to help customers monitor and manage security incidents. Having an integrated security stack can help reduce the amount of time it takes to respond to, and investigate, security threats, and Lacework’s integrations with New Relic and Splunk aim to help companies tackle the complexities involved with cloud deployment.
Since its launch, Lacework has grown to protect more than 75,000 instance-hours of cloud workloads daily. You can experience Lacework’s revolutionary Polygraph visualization and threat detection technology today with the 14-day free trial. Within two hours, you will have a complete view of all entities in your cloud and their normal and abnormal activities.
