Reviews

The biggest strength is that it brings all your cloud security into one view, so instead of logging into three different cloud providers and piecing things together, you get a single picture of where you're exposed. It's good at catching misconfigurations and risky permissions before an attacker does, which is where a lot of cloud breaches start. It also protects the workloads themselves, so running containers and hosts are watched for threats in real time, not just checked for setup mistakes. Because it ties into the rest of Falcon, a cloud issue can be connected to real activity elsewhere in your environment without hopping between tools. It also scales with you as you spin cloud resources up and down, so the coverage keeps pace instead of falling behind.

July 5, 2026