Vulnerability Management, Threat Monitoring and Analysis
JupiterOne collects all of the data from your digital environment into a single repository, including services like AWS GuardDuty and AWS Inspector, to provide a comprehensive yet simplified approach to vulnerability management.
Active Vulnerability & Threat Monitoring in AWS
Active threats within an organization’s AWS environments typically arise from these two main sources:
- System and application vulnerabilities on EC2 instances.
- Malicious network activities, API activities and resource operations.
AWS provides two native services – AWS Inspector and AWS GuardDuty – to address the above, respectively. Inspector performs automated scans of active EC2 instances to identify exposure and vulnerabilities. GuardDuty continuously analyzes network events (VPC Flow Logs and DNS logs) and API events (CloudTrail logs) to identify malicious/unauthorized activity and behavior.
JupiterOne integrates with both AWS Inspector and GuardDuty out-of-the-box to provide a consolidated UI to manage, visualize and correlate the findings from these services, as well as configure rules to alert your team when vulnerabilities occur.
How JupiterOne Powers Vulnerability Management and Analysis
JupiterOne collects and analyzes security findings from AWS Inspector, GuardDuty and third party vulnerability scanners such as Tenable and Veracode so that you have a one-stop-shop for vulnerability management and alerting. These tools and their findings are mapped to the impacted resources across your digital environment, from code repos to infrastructure, and classify their severity.
Now you can easily prioritize remediation based on a complete picture of their impact, as well as trigger alerts to notify you of risks and measure the changes over time to show the progress your team is making.
Active Vulnerability & Threat Monitoring in AWS
Active threats within an organization’s AWS environments typically arise from these two main sources:
- System and application vulnerabilities on EC2 instances.
- Malicious network activities, API activities and resource operations.
AWS provides two native services – AWS Inspector and AWS GuardDuty – to address the above, respectively. Inspector performs automated scans of active EC2 instances to identify exposure and vulnerabilities. GuardDuty continuously analyzes network events (VPC Flow Logs and DNS logs) and API events (CloudTrail logs) to identify malicious/unauthorized activity and behavior.
JupiterOne integrates with both AWS Inspector and GuardDuty out-of-the-box to provide a consolidated UI to manage, visualize and correlate the findings from these services, as well as configure rules to alert your team when vulnerabilities occur.
How JupiterOne Powers Vulnerability Management and Analysis
JupiterOne collects and analyzes security findings from AWS Inspector, GuardDuty and third party vulnerability scanners such as Tenable and Veracode so that you have a one-stop-shop for vulnerability management and alerting. These tools and their findings are mapped to the impacted resources across your digital environment, from code repos to infrastructure, and classify their severity.
Now you can easily prioritize remediation based on a complete picture of their impact, as well as trigger alerts to notify you of risks and measure the changes over time to show the progress your team is making.
Walk-through of Vulnerability Management
Connect your AWS Resources with JupiterOne
Through JupiterOne’s managed integration with AWS and more than 20 AWS Services, organizations are able to visualize their cloud resources, as well as the relationships had between those resources and users, endpoints, policies, procedures, code repos and more.
Access the Findings from the Alerts App
JupiterOne collects and pulls the meta data to classify the severity of findings for easy filtering and noise reduction.
Use the Graph Viewer to Visualize the Relationships
Expanding a finding will give you a visual graph showing the resources the selected finding is related to. You can interact with the graph and drill down to see additional relationships and context to perform further analysis.
Correlation and Alerting
Easily perform correlation of Inspector and GuardDuty findings and the resources they impact and their severity. Correlate Inspector and GuardDuty findings with other security scanner findings, such as Veracode, Tenable or Whitehat.
Walk-through of Vulnerability Management
Connect your AWS Resources with JupiterOne
Through JupiterOne’s managed integration with AWS and more than 20 AWS Services, organizations are able to visualize their cloud resources, as well as the relationships had between those resources and users, endpoints, policies, procedures, code repos and more.
Access the Findings from the Alerts App
JupiterOne collects and pulls the meta data to classify the severity of findings for easy filtering and noise reduction.
Use the Graph Viewer to Visualize the Relationships
Expanding a finding will give you a visual graph showing the resources the selected finding is related to. You can interact with the graph and drill down to see additional relationships and context to perform further analysis.
Correlation and Alerting
Easily perform correlation of Inspector and GuardDuty findings and the resources they impact and their severity. Correlate Inspector and GuardDuty findings with other security scanner findings, such as Veracode, Tenable or Whitehat.
Centralized Vulnerability Management
JupiterOne pulls risks and vulnerabilities from all of your existing tools and scanners into a centralized location that maps out the complete context of an alert.
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