Every CSPM tool can hand you a list of resources and findings. Almost none of them can tell you what happens to the rest of your environment if any one of them gets compromised. Ask most cloud security teams whether they have visibility into their environment, and they'll say yes.
Cloud Security Doesn’t Have an Asset Problem. It Has a Relationship Problem.
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