Sonrai Security focuses on cloud security for businesses that have migrated their operations to platforms like AWS, GCP, and Azure. Their main product, the Sonrai Graph, offers a detailed view of all identities, activities, and relationships within a company's cloud environment. This allows businesses to understand and manage their security measures effectively as they transition to the cloud. Sonrai Security generates revenue by providing services such as mapping permissions for identities, detecting risky privilege escalations, and monitoring activity logs and cloud assets in real time. A standout feature is the Sonrai Risk Insights Engine, which identifies the most significant risks to a business and advises on prioritizing fixes. This proactive risk management approach helps companies save time and reduce potential threats, positioning Sonrai Security as a key ally in their cloud security efforts.

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Below, we’ll examine how Sonrai integrates with Amazon Inspector to provide identity insights and prioritize vulnerability findings.

Prioritizing AWS Vulnerabilities With Sonrai Identity Insights

After evaluating various solutions, Global Atlantic selected Sonrai's Cloud Permissions Firewall for its ability to provide automated and continuous enforcement of least privilege.

Global Atlantic Financial Group Reduces Cloud Identity and Permissions Resolution Time from 6 Months to 6 Days with Sonrai Security

Sonrai Security today launched a cloud permissions firewall for Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud environments to help IT teams secure the public cloud's true boundaries: identities, permissions and access.

Cloud permissions firewall for AWS, Google, Microsoft cuts security risks

The Fredericton cybersecurity community has been shaken this summer by more than 100 layoffs at IBM, though officials in the sector believe it is strong enough to withstand the blow.The Fredericton Gleaner first reported earlier this month that IBM was cutting an unspecified number of positions, and that the cuts came just months after the blue chip IT company announced it would create up to 250 new jobs in the provincial capital.Several people familiar with the situation told Entrevestor that IBM has given layoff notices to between 106 and 108 employees in the cybersecurity RD operation in Fredericton.“A small number of roles have been eliminated,” said IBM spokesperson Lorraine Baldwin in an email, providing the same statement that she gave the Gleaner. “IBM continually evaluates the evolving needs of our customers to match our skills and expertise with the requirements of our clients, partners and our growth strategy, and we continue to grow our business in New Brunswick.”Those operations grew out of IBM’s acquisition in 2012 of Q1 Labs, which was reported to be worth more than $600 million. After IBM bought Q1 Labs, it headquartered its global cybersecurity research and development in Fredericton, placing former Q1 CTO Sandy Bird in charge of a network of cybersecurity labs located around the world. The Fredericton workforce in this operation at one point numbered about 200 people.In the past decade, the cybersecurity community in New Brunswick has grown, and has even become a key economic plank in the provincial government’s economic development plans. The Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity opened in 2017, and the Cyber Centre, an office complex custom built for cybersecurity organizations, came along four years later. As well as IBM, the German engineering firm Siemens has a cybersecurity outfit in Fredericton

Nb Cyber Cluster Reflects On Ibm Job Losses

Sonrai integrates with Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Defender for Cloud to uncover and remediate sophisticated threats in a timely manner.

How Microsoft and Sonrai integrate to eliminate attack paths | Argon Systems

Sonrai Security Inc. noticed for example that one recent report measured 80% of organizations surveyed as having experienced a cloud security breach.

Why Approaching Cloud Security Outside-In Is Insufficient for Enterprise

Check out all the on-demand sessions from the Intelligent Security Summit here. Cybersecurity’s most proven innovation catalyst continues to be the many challenges of securing cloud infrastructure. The cloud has won the enterprise, dominating large enterprises’ tech stacks. The average enterprise uses 1,427 cloud services, and the average enterprise employee uses up to 36 cloud services, including platforms for collaboration and file-sharing.By 2023, 70% of all enterprise workloads will be deployed in cloud infrastructure, up from 40% in 2020. AI and machine learning are accelerating innovation, providing new insights into threats and risks in real time. CrowdStrike’s rapid advances in AI and machine learning exemplify how endpoint security providers are capitalizing on threat data to innovate quickly, for example.  Cloud’s soaring growth creates new security challenges The cloud’s dominance of enterprise networks and tech stacks is fueling IT’s biggest and fastest-growing market

The Cloud’S Growing Impact On Cybersecurity

The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation invested $4.98 million in equity funding for the province's startups in its 2021-2022 fiscal year, in what it said was a record fundraising year for its portfolio companies.NBIF’s venture capital investments accounted for almost exactly a third of its total $14.3 million of spending, according to the organization’s 2022 Impact Report. Another $7.4 million went to applied research funding, which can lead to future commercialization activity, and for the first time this year, focused on three specific topics: climate change, artificial intelligence and adult literacy.The fund, which now has 67 active portfolio companies compared to 60 a year earlier, estimates that New Brunswick startups raised $118 million of equity funding for the fiscal year that ended March 31. During that period, Fredericton- and Miami-based Introhive also raised a US$100 million Series C funding round.“If you’ve ever watched the Fundy tidal bore come up the Peticodiac River, then you have a sense of what FY22 was like for us at NBIF,” says the organization in its report. “Over the course of the year, we have invested $5 million into 29 New Brunswick companies, and those companies secured another $86 million in private sector investment.“With many seasoned founders in our network, we’re now experiencing a self-feeding cycle of venture capital investment.”By a self-feeding cycle, NBIF is referring to the mentorship and networking from experienced entrepreneurs that can help with accessing funding. For example, NBIF said Fredericton electrical vehicle startup Potential Motors has tapped mentorship by former Radian 6 executives to help raise funding.NBIF has dual functions: it invests in and nurtures early-stage innovation companies, and it helps finance research that can help New Brunswick ventures. The early-stage investments partly fill a gap in the province’s innovation ecosystem left by a dearth of angel investors, who usually write checks of a similar size to NBIF’s typical six-figure deals.CEO Jeff White Unveils $20M VC StrategyThe organization has two main equity funding programs for startups, its Start-up Investment Fund and its Venture Capital Fund

Nbif Invested $5M In Vc In 2021-22

Check out the on-demand sessions from the Low-Code/No-Code Summit to learn how to successfully innovate and achieve efficiency by upskilling and scaling citizen developers. Watch now. Risk-based vulnerability management (VM) is the identification, prioritization and remediation of cyber-based vulnerabilities based on the relative risk they pose to a specific organization

What Is Risk-Based Vulnerability Management?

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sonrai Security today announced availability of its industry-first Risk Insights Engine which lets developer and security teams control the chaos in both their organizations and their multicloud environments, minimizing lateral movement that leads to data theft. Having already given customers comprehensive visibility into and control over every identity and the data each has access to in their multicloud environments, Sonrai now lets teams apply platform-recommended remediations to existing lateral movement risks, benchmark their performance against self-defined goals and similar organizations, and report KPIs clearly to illustrate security status over time. Sonrai’s ability to monitor lateral movement, through which adversaries move through the cloud to reach their intended target, is critically important. It only takes one over-privileged identity to compromise an enterprise cloud and steal critical data. Providing detailed observability of all identities, data, indirect access, and compute resources in AWS, Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud, it uses patented analytics to determine all possible attack paths and applies a concrete rating of cloud security, The Sonrai Risk Index

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