If you're looking for a product with a lot of functionality and are willing to put in the time to learn it, Prisma could be a good fit. But if you prioritize a good user experience, you may want to look into other options.
2 main things that were a determining factor for us at renewal was the number of API calls against our cloud resources. We maxed out our API calls per day due to the sheer volume of queries it does against AWS. We had to really rachet that back to keep...
We have been using sysdig secure for more than 2 months now and we have got significant visibility into our infrastructure on where it stands on different benchmarks. I liked the runtime threat detection and the vulnerability management feature of sysdig....
There is nothing as such I can say as downside of this. We are facing some issues with n/w latency which is out of scope for this tool
If you're looking for a product with a lot of functionality and are willing to put in the time to learn it, Prisma could be a good fit. But if you prioritize a good user experience, you may want to look into other options.
We have been using sysdig secure for more than 2 months now and we have got significant visibility into our infrastructure on where it stands on different benchmarks. I liked the runtime threat detection and the vulnerability management feature of sysdig....
2 main things that were a determining factor for us at renewal was the number of API calls against our cloud resources. We maxed out our API calls per day due to the sheer volume of queries it does against AWS. We had to really rachet that back to keep...
There is nothing as such I can say as downside of this. We are facing some issues with n/w latency which is out of scope for this tool