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Entitlements Analyzer helps customers with answering the crucial question of Who has access to what.
This powerful tool gives unparalleled insights into cloud entitlement access and permissions. Visualize access relationships, analyze permissions in detail, and take control of your cloud environment's access permissions like never before!
Look at this short video to see how you can get started.
Effortlessly track all events associated with your assets.
Previously, customers were not able to see who made what changes directly on an asset.
With Plerion Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) integration, customers can now see WHO performed WHAT action, WHEN, and from WHERE, providing invaluable insights into your asset management.
Getting started with Asset Event History is simple. Once CDR integration has been set up, navigate to the asset details view and click on the Event History tab.
We’re excited for you to experience the power of Asset Event History. See a quick video on this new feature.
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We're excited to announce a new integration for Plerion customers: Direct vulnerability management within your Jira Security projects!
This feature allows your team to receive, track, and triage software vulnerabilities without ever leaving Jira.
Key Features:
Getting Started is Simple:
For a quick walkthrough, watch our short video tutorial on setting up and using this new feature.
We Value Your Feedback Your input drives our innovation. After trying out the new integration, please rate your experience below or contact us directly through support@plerion.com or our live chat feature.
In Plerion, an attack path is a path that exists from the internet to a vulnerable (Low, Medium, High, or Critical vulnerability) workload that could have access to sensitive data directly or via lateral movement.
In our mission to simplify cloud security, we have improved our analysis of attack paths. Attack paths now need to meet more specific criteria to ensure any remediation effort is spent on the top 1% of risk in your cloud environment.
Low and Medium severity vulnerabilities will no longer be included in the analysis of an attack path. An attack path will only be shown if a path exists from the internet to a vulnerable (High or Critical vulnerability) workload, thereby reducing any noise from medium and low vulnerabilities.
If you would like to leave feedback on this feature, please use the faces below. Alternatively, don't hesitate to contact us at support@plerion.com or via our live chat within the console.
Plerion is excited to announce the expansion of our Risk Score feature to include Azure assets. This enhancement provides you with a powerful metric to quickly assess the level of risk associated with each Azure asset and configure alerts based on that level.
For Azure organizations managing thousands or even tens of thousands of assets, pinpointing the riskiest ones can be challenging.
The Plerion Risk Score is a number between 1 and 10 which we assign to assets, with assets approaching 10 being deemed as the riskiest. With Azure Risk Scores, busy users can effortlessly view, filter, and set alerts for their Azure assets' risk levels.
There's nothing to enable – Plerion will automatically assign a Risk Score to your Azure assets if we detect failed findings.
Jump onto the platform today, and once your next Azure integration run has been completed, look for assets with a high risk score and start your triage work to address their risk.
If you would like to leave feedback on this feature, please use the faces below. Alternatively, don't hesitate to contact us at support@plerion.com or via our live chat within the console.
Manage the CDR findings you see by setting exemption rules based on the principal creating the finding.
Certain legitimate activities may be performed regularly by known actors, leading to findings you do not want or need to see.
Customers can now set exemption rules for CDR detections so they are not alerted to expected behaviors. Customers can visit the detection settings for CDR detections to add exemption rules or use the action button on an existing finding to exempt any future findings by that principal. 🎥 See a short video here.
What other kinds of exemptions would you like to see for CDR detections? If you would like to leave feedback on this feature, please use the faces below. Alternatively, don't hesitate to contact us at support@plerion.com or via our live chat within the console.
Understand the Principal (User) events surrounding a CDR finding with Principal Event History.
When investigating a new CDR finding, without the context surrounding it, it can be hard to discern whether the intention behind it was legitimate.
Now, customers can see the principal's events before and after the finding to determine whether the principal was performing actions that were part of an attack or just routine business activity.
Principal event history is available on the findings contextual view for all CDR findings where event history is available. 🎥 See a short video here.
Provide any feedback on this feature directly from the link provided at the bottom of the Principal History tab on the findings contextual view.
We are thrilled to introduce a new feature called Asset Groups, which makes managing your assets easier than ever.
Asset Groups enables you to group assets based on various criteria such as integration, asset tag, resource type, and resource name. Customers can now categorize assets into distinct groups based on teams, projects, business units, environments, tech stacks, and more. This allows you to focus on specific data points associated with a particular asset group.
You can get started setting up your Asset Group from within your Tenant Settings > Asset Group and then use the Asset Group filter across the Alerts Dashboard, Findings Dashboard, Assets Dashboard, Custom Reports, and Workflows.
Hello Plerion users!
We are excited to announce an exciting new update to our product. As always, our team is constantly working to improve and enhance our product to provide you with the best experience possible.
Today, we are thrilled to introduce the latest improvement to Plerion - Attack paths now supporting Auto Scaling groups.
With the increasing popularity of cloud computing, we understand the importance of being able to scale your applications dynamically. That's why we have added support for Auto Scaling groups in our Attack path feature. You can now easily view your Auto Scaling groups configuration, ensuring the security of your applications at all times.
This improvement will only save you time and effort. You can now have peace of mind knowing that your applications are protected, even when they are scaled up or down.
If you would like to leave feedback on this feature, please use the faces below. Alternatively, don't hesitate to contact us at support@plerion.com or via our live chat within the console.
Hello Plerion community!
We are excited to announce a new feature for our product that will make finding messages of attack paths even easier and more efficient. Our team has been working hard to enhance this aspect of Plerion, and we can't wait for you to try it out.
As security threats continue to evolve, it is essential for organizations to stay on top of their vulnerabilities and potential exploitability. This new feature will help you do just that by providing a comprehensive view of attack paths within your network.
With this enhanced feature, you will be able to quickly identify and prioritize potential risks in your system. Plerion will now offer a detailed analysis of attack paths, including the types of vulnerabilities, network configuration, and sensitive data that could be compromised. This will allow you to proactively address any potential security threats before they can cause harm.
We understand that finding and assessing attack paths can be a daunting task, especially for organizations with large and complex networks. That's why our team has worked hard to make this process as user-friendly and efficient as possible. Our goal is to simplify cloud security for everyone, and this new feature is a significant step towards achieving that.
