AWS re: Invent 2023 recap

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Can you believe that re: Invent ended only 10 days ago! Skyhawk had a great event – great conversations, a great product launch and lots of coverage. So, what did we learn?

  • Purple team is “the perfect use case for Generative AI”. We heard this from industry experts, customers, and prospects. Continuous Proactive Protection is the first AI-based, autonomous purple team providing Adaptive Cloud Threat Detection and Response, continuously enhancing its protection of the customer’s cloud. Check out the video to learn more in just one minute!
  • There is virtually no way to be proactive with your security and this is especially difficult with cloud. The cloud offers many benefits, it is agile and easy to adapt to changing business requirements. However, updating security processes to keep up with changing cloud architectures is extremely difficult. Many people that we spoke with were very interested in learning how we are always adapting our threat detection methods to their cloud. Contact us today to learn about Continuous Proactive Protection and how we can help you proactively secure your cloud.
  • The announcement was very positively received with coverage in Forbes, SiliconAngle, CSO, MSSP Alert, SilverLinings, VMblog, The Cyberwire and Gestalt IT to name a few. We are very excited about this new capability and see that many others are as well. This is really going to help organizations realize the benefits of cloud in a safe and secure way.
  • The AI-based Purple Team was especially exciting for analysts, press, and prospects. At Skyhawk, we saw using AI for this was a great use case and many agree. If you can spare three minutes, check out the video to learn more.
  • The PS5 raffle was a hit! Congratulations to the winners!

  • It was great to see you. It was great to see our colleagues, partners, and customers and it was nice to meet all the new people who stopped by our booth. Thank you for the feedback and the opportunity tell you about Skyhawk Security.

 

Want to learn more? Contact us today for a demo!

 

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