Logz.io Adds Security Scanning to Kubernetes 360
April 18, 2023
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Logz.io announced the addition of critical security scanning to its Kubernetes 360 unified observability interface.

Integrating key security and compliance context into Kubernetes 360 directly enables today’s monitoring and observability teams to quickly identify critical vulnerabilities present in their applications and infrastructure to inform related remediation.

Based on a integration with the Aqua Trivy open source vulnerability and misconfiguration scanning solution, the advancement empowers Logz.io Open 360™ platform users to quickly identify and resolve security issues introduced to their Kubernetes environments. Trivy specifically scans for problematic open source software packages and dependencies, infrastructure as code issues and misconfigurations, and Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures.

Introduced in late 2022, Logz.io’s Kubernetes 360 is purpose-built to unify all the observability data needed by today’s teams tasked with ensuring optimization of complex, fast moving Kuberenetes systems.

“Kubernetes has become the de facto operating system for applications-driven organizations, and this is driving the rapid convergence of security and observability data,” said Asaf Yigal, CTO and co-founder of Logz.io. “As a result, organizations need baked-in security monitoring and response for Kubernetes environments, and with this added content, Kubernetes 360 further provides everything teams need to monitor their environments in a single interface.”

Injecting critical security and compliance details into Kubernetes 360 represents the next step in Logz.io’s strategy of enabling Open 360 with the simple, unified and cost effective capabilities that today’s fast growth software organizations need to optimize their observability practices and budgets. Whether acting quickly to remediate vulnerabilities and configurations themselves, or in partnership with full-time security teams, adding security and compliance content to Kubernetes 360 will further accelerate customers’ DevOps and CI/CD practices through a single source of analysis and visualization.

The addition of Aqua Trivy monitoring intelligence into Kubernetes 360 also represents Logz.io’s continued work to leverage a broad range of expanded integrations to enable a more capable solution.

In addition to detailed security content for Kubernetes 360 users, the Open 360 platform includes the Logz.io Cloud SIEM, providing advanced threat detection and response for dedicated security analyst teams and DevSecOps practitioners. Used in combination, the platform now provides far reaching capabilities for integrated security investigation and response – spanning from software engineering through the SOC, and beyond.

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