Logging into a pretty dashboard is fun but it's a waste of time. We put all the information you need to act in the tools you already use.
Context switching kills engineering team productivity. No one wants to login to yet another security tool and learn how it works. Engineers have already optimized how they work inside the tools they have already learned. We don't force them to use our interface, no matter how pretty the dashboards are.
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Chances are your teams already communicate through Slack or Teams, manage their work-to-be-done in Jira or ServiceNow, and get alerted by PagerDuty. None of that needs to change with Plerion. You can easily setup the workflows that make sense for you and we'll deliver the information to where you and your teams already work.
Looking for something specific? Maybe all the databases in a region or all the serverless functions with a vulnerability. Whatever it is, you can use the search and filter interface to find all the resources that match your criteria.
When you work on a Plerion finding inside another tool like Jira, you don't ever need to log in to Plerion platform. All the information required to complete the job is in the ticket and as the work progresses, the ticket is updated.
Stop being overwhelmed by vulnerability management.
We not only find vulnerabilities in cloud containers, images, and code, we order them so you can fix the ones that put you at risk.
There are infinite ways to misconfigure your cloud. Only a few of those put you at risk. The rest are a distraction. We keep you focused.
Attackers move around the cloud by compromising identities. We show you who has access to what so you can limit the blast radius of attacks.
You can't secure what you don't know exists. We show you the truth about everything in your cloud so you can decide where to invest.
Logging into a pretty dashboard is fun but it's a waste of time. We put all the information you need to act in the tools you already use.
Risk scores show which assets, accounts and tenants are at risk.
Attack paths highlight realistic ways attackers might access data.
Set thresholds for annoying people based on any finding property.
Filter and sort issues based on whatever matter to you, or the auditor.
