NOTE: This article is the second in a series of articles about CloudGraph, the GraphQL API for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and K8s. Click here to read t

CSPM for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud with GraphQL

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NOTE: This article is the second in a series of articles about CloudGraph, the GraphQL API for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and K8s. Click here to read the first article in the series.

Security on AWS is hard. How many of us can honestly say that we’ve never had an S3 bucket accidentally become public on our watch or remembered to encrypt every EBS volume we’ve ever used? I’m sure we’ve also never pushed code straight to master before… 

By-the-book AWS developers will be quick to point out that you should be using AWS Security HUB and AWS Config to centralize and enforce cloud security posture management (CSPM). While there is no arguing that these services are incredibly useful, they do assume a high level of domain expertise and require a manual setup process. Plus, they can get pretty expensive.

If your organization is multi-cloud, as over 90% of enterprises today are, it means that in addition to AWS tools, you likely have multiple cloud-native security tools to set up and maintain like Azure Security Center and Google Security Command Center.

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