CloudDefense aims to provide comprehensive attack surface coverage with just one tool. Instead of piecing together several segmented tools (ie: one for static code analysis, another for automated pen-testing, another for OSS management, etc), we provide coverage for all of this with one developer-friendly tool.

Additionally, the tool works out of the box with nearly every major programming language and build system to allow it to serve as a single source of truth for the entire security posture of your organization.

TLDR: We let you use one tool instead of several, this gives you peace of mind while saving you tons of time and money.

You can have an account ready and run a scan within 2 minutes. Each scan type has different prerequisites and average run times, but overall, we’ve optimized our platform for speed and accuracy.

Give it a try yourself - you would have the command line tool already downloaded by now!

Yes. That said, the level of automation your business needs really does depend on your use case, context, level of developer buy-in, etc. Basically, there’s a lot of confounding variables that prohibit us from giving you a clear cut answer as to whether you can completely automate the security process.

What we can say though is that through our ease of integration with Jenkin, Azure, Gitlab, and more, we’ve been able to automate as much of the CI/CD pipeline for our customers as requested.

Being a security company, we’re well aware that you are protective of your code. Rest assured, we are too. We’ve designed CloudDefense in such a way that we never see your code, nor do we ever transfer your code. We spin up a Docker image on your machine, run the scan there, and then port results over.

We can do either one. Usually the case for on-prem is in regards to security concerns, which we’ve taken into account when designing even the web-based version of the platform.

We’ve designed CloudDefense to function in a way where your code never leaves your environment - scans are run in your environment and results are ported to our web console. If this is still a concern for any reason, we can discuss further or recommend the on-prem version of CloudDefense.