Skyhawk Security recently announced at RSA 2025 an expansion of our AI-Powered Purple Team to secure cloud applications and how they interact with the cloud infrastructure they are hosted on. This new capability identifies weaponized risks in cloud applications, the
Learn how SundaySky uses Skyhawk Security’s Continuous Autonomous Purple Team to secure their cloud.
There are several reasons why cloud security is so challenging, and the leading issue is roles and responsibilities. In the cloud there are three main groups that interact when securing the cloud: Cloud Security Team, Security Operations Center, and DevOps.
As Skyhawk Security wraps up another RSA, we can reflect on the conversations, learnings, and fun. The conversations at the booth are always good, and it is clear that organizations are looking for a preemptive approach to cloud security. Several
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Skyhawk’s Purple Team prioritizes weaponized threats so you know what to fix first to reduce business risk.
Threat actors will not wait 128 days while you address posture findings – Skyhawk’s CDR prevents cloud breaches
