Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Cloud Compliance software on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.
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Hyperproof
Hyperproof
132 RatingsHyperproof automates repetitive compliance operations so your team can concentrate on the bigger issues. Hyperproof also has powerful collaboration features that make it simple for your team to coordinate their efforts, gather evidence, and work directly alongside auditors from one interface. There is no more uncertainty in audit preparation or compliance management. Hyperproof gives you a complete view of your compliance programs, including progress tracking, program monitoring, and risk management. -
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Cloud security best practices as an option CloudSploit is the most popular open-source security configuration monitoring tool for cloud infrastructure. Cloud security experts from all over the globe collaborated to create a repository for tests for cloud infrastructure like AWS, Azure and GitHub.
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Qualys VMDR
Qualys
1 RatingThe industry's most flexible, extensible and scalable solution for vulnerability management. Qualys' VMDR is fully cloud-based and provides global visibility into your IT assets and how to protect them. Enterprises are empowered with visibility into cyber risk exposure and can use it to prioritize assets, vulnerabilities, or groups of assets according to business risk. Security teams can take steps to reduce risk. This helps businesses measure their true risk and track the progress of risk reduction. You can identify, assess, prioritize, patch and fix critical vulnerabilities in real-time across your global hybrid IT, OT and IoT landscape. Qualys TruRisk™, which measures risk across assets, vulnerabilities, and groups, can help you organization prevent risk exposure and track the risk reduction over time. -
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Kloudle
Kloudle
$30 per credit 10 RatingsCloud admins who value simplicity & reliability, Kloudle is the cloud security automation tool you've been waiting for. With Kloudle, you can scan your cloud accounts from AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Kubernetes, Digital Ocean, all in one place. Fix Misconfigs without Fear. Never have to worry about making mistakes in fixing security issues When you are faced with fixing security issues, having a knowledgable guide is invaluable. We all know the feeling of dread when we aren't sure if the fix will actually work or make it worse. → Step by step fixes, so you don't have to rely on Google → Pitfalls mentioned, so you understand what can break → Business & Technical Impact to get everyone to be on the same page Are you a developer looking for a reliable & straightforward cloud security scanner? Kloudle is for you. Try it today & experience peace of mind knowing that your cloud infrastructure is secure. -
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AWS Artifact
Amazon
2 RatingsAWS Artifact is your central resource for all compliance-related information. It allows you to access AWS' security reports and compliance reports online. AWS Artifact provides reports such as our Service Organization Control (SOC), Payment Card Industry (PCI), and certifications from accreditation agencies across geographies and compliance sectors that validate the effectiveness and implementation of AWS security controls. AWS Artifact offers the Business Associate Addendum and the Nondisclosure Agreement. -
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Chef transforms infrastructure into code. Chef automates how you build, deploy and manage your infrastructure. Your infrastructure can be as easily modified, tested, and repeated as application code. Chef Infrastructure Management automates infrastructure management automation to ensure configurations are consistently applied in all environments. Chef Compliance makes it easy for the enterprise to enforce and maintain compliance. Chef App Delivery enables you to deliver consistent, high-quality application results at scale. Chef Desktop allows IT teams automate the deployment, management and ongoing compliance for IT resources.
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Fidelis Halo
Fidelis Cybersecurity
FreeFidelis Halo, a SaaS-based cloud security platform, automates cloud computing security controls. It also provides compliance across containers, servers, and IaaS within any public, private or hybrid cloud environment. Halo's extensive automation capabilities allow for faster workflows between InfoSec (DevOps) and Halo with over 20,000 pre-configured policies and more than 150 policy templates. These templates cover standards like PCI, CIS and HIPAA. The comprehensive, bidirectional Halo API, SDK, and toolkit automate security and compliance controls in your DevOps toolchain. This allows you to identify and correct critical vulnerabilities before they go into production. Free Halo Cloud Secure edition includes full access to the Halo Cloud Secure CSPM Service for up to 10 cloud service account across any mix of AWS and Azure. Get started now to automate your cloud security journey! -
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Cloudnosys
Cloudnosys
$10/instance/ month Cloudnosys SaaS platform protects your cloud from vulnerabilities and provides total visibility, control and compliance in AWS and Azure. This unified view of all threats is based on machine-data and contextual analysis and provides public cloud security compliance. EagleEye dynamically repairs and heals your cloud using best practices standards to ensure compliance. Globally gain visibility into and control over all security threats, vulnerabilities and configurations. Prevent data loss, configuration drift, unauthorized access. Monitor compliance and improve audit management and reporting. Our extensive regulations include HIPAA, PCI and GDPR, ISO27001 NIST, CIS, HIPAA, PCI and more. You can manage your cloud with confidence by enforcing both standard and custom policies for all users, accounts, regions, projects, and virtual networks. -
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Enactia
Enactia
5 users per monthEnactia provides essential functionality that allows your organization to manage Data Privacy and Governance Risk and Compliance, efficiently and effectively, and to monitor compliance with ISO27001, ISO27701, GDPR, CCPA, PDPL, CITC SAMA, and other regulations. -
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Microsoft Purview
Microsoft
$0.342Microsoft Purview is a unified data governance service that helps you manage and govern your on-premises, multicloud, and software-as-a-service (SaaS) data. You can easily create a comprehensive, up-to date map of your data landscape using automated data discovery, sensitive classification, and end to end data lineage. Data consumers can find trustworthy, valuable data. Automated data discovery, lineage identification and data classification across on and off-premises, multicloud, as well as SaaS sources. For more effective governance, a unified map of all your data assets and their relationships. Semantic search allows data discovery using technical or business terms. Get insight into the movement and location of sensitive data in your hybrid data landscape. Purview Data Map will help you establish the foundation for data usage and governance. Automate and manage metadata from mixed sources. Use built-in and customized classifiers to classify data and Microsoft Information Protection sensitive labels to protect it. -
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Continuum GRC
Continuum GRC
5800.00Continuum GRC’s integrated risk management solution offers comprehensive, customizable and intuitive enterprise solutions. Business operations are a complex mix of people, technology, and processes. Enterprise and operational management is the single, most important point of aggregation in terms of organizational risk. Continuum GRC is a global solution that identifies, assesses and monitors risks consistently throughout the enterprise. It automatically maps between all standards around the world. Continuum GRC offers a risk-based audit and regulatory controls management that consolidates all the processes into a single source. Governance and policy control management is the foundation of a program. It outlines the structure, authority and processes required by the organization, through a clearly defined governance structure. -
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CloudCheckr
CloudCheckr
contact CloudCheckrCloudCheckr unites IT, security, and finance teams around cloud. It provides total visibility, deep insights, cloud automation, and governance. CloudCheckr is a cloud management tool that helps businesses manage their cloud environments and protect their cost. AWS Advanced Technology Partner with Security and Government competencies and a certified Silver Partner for Azure, we can support multi- and hybrid-cloud strategies. -
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Axonius
Axonius
Axonius gives IT and security teams the confidence to control complexity by providing a system of record for all digital infrastructure. With a comprehensive understanding of all assets including devices, identities, software, SaaS applications, vulnerabilities, security controls, and the context between them, customers are able to mitigate threats, navigate risk, decrease incident response time, automate action, and inform business-level strategy — all while eliminating manual, repetitive tasks. -
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JupiterOne
JupiterOne
$2000 per monthGo beyond asset management. Turn complexity into capability. Our cyber asset analysis platform empowers security teams by providing total visibility into the assets, context and risks that make up their attack surface. With JupiterOne, organizations transform asset visibility from frustration into strength. -
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Coro
Coro Cybersecurity
$8.99 per user per monthCoro eliminates the need to constantly worry about security tools being overlooked and the security tool overload. There's no need to go through everything 10 times per day. Coro will monitor your security and alert you when you need to act. Coro will analyze the threats to your business and take action to eliminate them. Then, Coro will guide you on the next steps to improve your security. Coro is your central control point for sensitive data and practice data. It allows you to enforce a wide variety of security, compliance, and governance policies. Every email is scanned for malware, phishing, and ransomware, and we automatically eliminate any threats. We automatically detect and block insider threats, account hacking, and other malicious activities. We scan every file, email, and data share for PII/PCI/PHI and prevent confidential information from being leaked. -
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SOC Prime Platform
SOC Prime
SOC Prime equips security teams with the largest and most robust platform for collective cyber defense that cultivates collaboration from a global cybersecurity community and curates the most up-to-date Sigma rules compatible with over 28 SIEM, EDR, and XDR platforms. Backed by a zero-trust approach and cutting-edge technology powered by Sigma and MITRE ATT&CK®️, SOC Prime enables smart data orchestration, cost-efficient threat hunting, and dynamic attack surface visibility to maximize the ROI of SIEM, EDR, XDR & Data Lake solutions while boosting detection engineering efficiency. SOC Prime’s innovation is recognized by independent research companies, credited by the leading SIEM, XDR & MDR vendors, and trusted by 8,000+ organizations from 155 countries, including 42% of Fortune 100, 21% of Forbes Global 2000, 90+ public sector institutions, and 300+ MSSP and MDR providers. SOC Prime is backed by DNX Ventures, Streamlined Ventures, and Rembrandt Venture Partners, having received $11.5M in funding in October 2021. Driven by its advanced cybersecurity solutions, Threat Detection Marketplace, Uncoder AI, and Attack Detective, SOC Prime enables organizations to risk-optimize their cybersecurity posture. -
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Ermetic
Ermetic (a Tenable Company)
Ermetic’s holistic cloud infrastructure security platform reveals and prioritizes security gaps in AWS, Azure and GCP, and enables you to remediate immediately. From full asset discovery and deep risk analysis to runtime threat detection and compliance, Ermetic automates complex cloud security operations through meaningful visualization and step-by-step guidance. Using an identity-first approach, Ermetic dramatically reduces your cloud attack surface and enforces least privilege at scale. Ermetic empowers stakeholders across the organization with pinpoint accuracy that drives accurate risk prioritization and remediation across multicloud environments. Ramp up your security from development to production with an agentless solution that deploys in minutes and delivers actionable insights within hours. -
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Vanta
Vanta
Vanta is the leading trust management platform that helps simplify and centralize security for organizations of all sizes. Thousands of companies rely on Vanta to build, maintain and demonstrate trust in a way that's real-time and transparent. Founded in 2018, Vanta has customers in 58 countries with offices in Dublin, New York, San Francisco and Sydney. -
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Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Microsoft
$0.02 per server per hourMicrosoft Defender for Cloud is a cloud security posture management (CSPM), and cloud workload protection solution (CWP). It can identify weak points in your cloud environment, strengthen your overall security posture, and protect workloads across multicloud or hybrid environments from evolving threats. Continuous assessment of the security of cloud resources running on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Use the built-in policies and prioritized suggestions to align with key industry and regulatory standards. Or, create custom requirements that suit your organization's specific needs. You can automate your recommendations using actionable insights. This will help you ensure that resources are securely configured and meet your compliance requirements. Microsoft Defender for Cloud allows you to protect yourself against evolving threats in multicloud and hybrid environments. -
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Havoc Shield
Havoc Shield
$7 per monthYou can access a whole suite of cybersecurity tools for one invoice. This includes training, scanning, and attestation steps. We've gathered all the necessary cybersecurity tools for you, including vulnerability scanning, policy management and asset inventory. Havoc Shield gives you peace of mind that your company is safe. -
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Calico Cloud
Tigera
$0.05 per node hourSecure and observability SaaS platform that charges per-use for containers, Kubernetes and the cloud. Live view of dependencies and how services communicate with each other in multi-cluster, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments. You can eliminate the setup and onboarding steps, and you can troubleshoot any Kubernetes security or observability issues in minutes. Calico Cloud is a next generation security and observability SaaS platform that supports containers, Kubernetes and cloud. It allows organizations of all sizes and budgets to protect their cloud workloads, containers, detect threats, maintain compliance, and troubleshoot issues in real time across multi-cluster, hybrid, and multi-cloud deployments. Calico Cloud is built upon Calico Open Source, which is the most widely used container networking and security solution. Instead of managing a platform that provides Kubernetes security or observability, teams can use it as a managed service to speed up analysis, relevant actions, and so on. -
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Horangi Warden
Horangi Cyber Security
$300.00/month Warden is a Cloud Security Posture Management solution (CSPM) that allows organizations to configure AWS infrastructure in accordance with internationally recognized compliance standards. It does not require any cloud expertise. Warden is a fast and secure way to innovate. Warden is available on AWS Marketplace. You can use its 1-Click deployment feature to launch Warden, and then pay for it on AWS. -
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nOps
nOps.io
$99 per monthFinOps on nOps We only charge for what we save. Most organizations don’t have the resources to focus on reducing cloud spend. nOps is your ML-powered FinOps team. nOps reduces cloud waste, helps you run workloads on spot instances, automatically manages reservations, and helps optimize your containers. Everything is automated and data-driven. -
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Uptycs
Uptycs
Uptycs presents the first unified CNAPP and XDR platform that enables businesses to take control of their cybersecurity. Uptycs empowers security teams with real-time decision-making driven by structured telemetry and powerful analytics. The platform is designed to provide a unified view of cloud and endpoint telemetry from a common solution, and ultimately arm modern defenders with the insights they need across their cloud-native attack surfaces. Uptycs prioritizes responses to threats, vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, sensitive data exposure, and compliance mandates across modern attack surfaces—all from a single UI and data model. This includes the ability to tie together threat activity as it traverses on-prem and cloud boundaries, delivering a more cohesive enterprise-wide security posture. With Uptycs you get a wide range of functionality, including CNAPP, CWPP, CSPM, KSPM, CIEM, CDR, and XDR. Shift up with Uptycs. -
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Weaveworks
Weaveworks
Continuous delivery for platform teams and continuous control of application teams. Automate Kubernetes using GitOps, one pull request at time. Cluster operators can control and monitor any Kubernetes with the multi-cluster-control plane. You can immediately detect drift and assess cluster health, inform rollback actions, and monitor continuous operations. With just one click, quickly create, update, and manage production-ready application clusters. Automation increases reliability. Automated cluster lifecycle management reduces overhead. This includes upgrades, security patches and cluster extension updates. GitOps allows cloud native applications to run on Kubernetes. Continuous software delivery is possible with automated pipelines using the GitOps method. It is a developer-centric approach to managing workloads using your version control system.
Overview of Cloud Compliance Software
Cloud compliance software (for networks and cloud infrastructure) is a type of security system that helps organizations make sure their networks and cloud systems remain secure and meet regulatory requirements. This type of software is essential for businesses that use the cloud as part of their data storage, or those who provide cloud services to customers.
Cloud compliance software helps protect your organization’s networks and cloud systems by monitoring changes, detecting threats, and providing alerts when suspicious activity is detected. The software also helps ensure that your systems are compliant with local laws and regulations. This means that you can be sure that your data is safe from malicious actors, hackers, or other malicious activities.
The most important benefit of using cloud compliance software is its ability to detect potential threats in real time. By automatically scanning for suspicious activity such as unapproved access attempts or traffic anomalies, the system can alert you immediately if something out of the ordinary occurs on your network or in the cloud infrastructure. This allows you to take prompt corrective action to address any potential issues before they become an expensive problem.
The other major benefit of using this type of software is its ability to detect any unauthorized changes made to your system configuration or settings without requiring manual input from IT administrators. This provides added protection against external attackers who may try to exploit security weaknesses within your system while also allowing authorized personnel to quickly adjust settings in response to changing business needs or security concerns.
Cloud compliance software can also help ensure legal compliance with various industry regulations including HIPAA, GDPR, FINRA, PCI-DSS, NIST 800-53A/B/C/D/E/F standards, and more by providing detailed reports about all activities taking place within a network or cloud environment which can be shared with auditors as needed. Additionally, many tools offer automated processes for certifying that critical changes have been performed in order to maintain systematic compliances over time which reduces overhead costs associated with manual audits and reviews required by regulators.
In conclusion, utilizing cloud compliance software is an important step towards ensuring the security and regulatory compliance of any company’s networks or cloud infrastructure. By regularly scanning for suspicious activity, detecting unauthorized changes made by outside actors, providing detailed reports about regulated activities taking place on different systems, and offering automated approaches for maintaining long term certifications; companies can feel confident knowing their data remains both secure and consistent with current regulations at all times without compromising operational efficiency.
Why Use Cloud Compliance Software?
- Streamlines Compliance: Cloud compliance software automates and streamlines the process of demonstrating compliance with regulations, standards, policies, best practices, or other requirements. By making it easier to adhere to protocols and guidelines, it helps organizations track their compliance performance consistently.
- Prevents Breaches: Cloud compliance software can identify misconfigured assets in cloud infrastructure that could lead to a data breach or unauthorized access. The solution can detect anomalies in real-time, alert IT administrators about potential security risks and equip them with the tools they need to resolve any issues before they become major problems.
- Quick Deployment Time: With cloud compliance software setup times are much shorter than traditional solutions as there is no need for on-premise hardware or software installation. This results in quicker deployment timeframes and shorter implementation periods which helps organizations quickly meet their desired objectives while keeping costs low.
- Simplified Auditing Process: Audits often require extensive manual work but with cloud compliance software this process can be simplified through automated auditing capabilities such as a dashboard view/detailed reporting as well as effective tracking of changes over time which helps ensure ongoing adherence to best practices. Additionally, audit trails that document network activity give organisations greater visibility into their operational environment for more granular investigations when necessary.
- Enhances Resource Availability & Optimization: Organizations rely on the availability of resources when it comes to meeting business goals efficiently but due to lack of insight into usage patterns these resources may be underutilized leading to higher costs without delivering optimal returns on investments (ROI). Cloud compliance software allows organisations to monitor resource utilization so they get notified when existing resources need upscaling or downscaling depending on the situation for maximum efficiency and ROI maximization over time while still adhering to operational guidelines accordingly at all times.
Why Is Cloud Compliance Software Important?
Cloud compliance software is increasingly important for networks and cloud infrastructure as companies move more of their operations to the cloud. Cloud compliance enables organizations to securely store and transmit data while staying within the applicable security regulations. By ensuring full compliance with industry standards, companies can secure customer trust in their products and services.
One of the most important aspects of cloud compliance is that it helps businesses stay compliant with government regulations regarding data storage and usage. By using compliant software, companies are able to maintain a higher level of security throughout their entire network system, protecting both customer data privacy and corporate trade secrets from potential risks or attacks. Furthermore, it ensures that all systems comply with laws such as GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) which set out how companies must protect personal information when it's stored and used in the cloud.
Organizations are also faced with an increasing number of regulatory requirements, making cloud-compliant software increasingly important for businesses operating in multiple countries or dealing with sensitive data. Companies can use this type of software to ensure constant monitoring across all possible locations, including mobile devices so they’re always up-to-date on applicable policies and procedures while also being compliant at all times. This type of technology provides an automated process for continuously evaluating current threats along with industry standards like HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act).
Overall, using cloud compliance software is imperative for any organization that handles sensitive customer data as well as company secrets in order to protect itself against legal disputes or cyberattacks. These tools help organizations remain legally compliant by assessing risk levels according to government regulations while also providing a way for them to keep track of their own policies in order to guarantee the protection of customer information and corporate assets.
Features Offered by Cloud Compliance Software
- Policy Compliance: Cloud compliance software ensures that all the cloud resources in a network adhere to predefined policies of an organization including data security, privacy, and confidentiality standards. This helps organizations perform assessments and checks on their cloud infrastructure to ensure its compliance with applicable laws and regulations as they change over time.
- Audit Trails: Cloud compliance solutions help maintain a comprehensive audit trail of changes made to the infrastructure by tracking every user action or configuration change taking place in the system. These audit logs provide a bird’s eye view of the infrastructure landscape that can be used for future reference while investigating any deviations from policy guidelines and internal governance principles.
- Alerts & Dashboards: Cloud compliance software offers real-time alerts when policy breaches are detected and sends automated notifications via emails or text messages when critical events occur outside of normal operating parameters (such as unauthorized access). Additionally, these solutions come with intuitive dashboard visualizations allowing users to quickly review compliance posture and potential risks identified across all their cloud assets at once.
- Risk Management & Insights: The software’s analytics engine also enables organizations to gain insights into their overall cloud security posture through trend analysis that allow them to identify emerging threats before they become serious issues. Generally, these insights provide visibility into areas where more attention is required from both IT teams and business leaders alike for effective risk management decisions making ahead of time rather than retroactively after an incident has occurred already.
- Automation & Remediation: Cloud compliance solutions often include automation features that help with routine tasks like configuration management and regulatory checks. This helps streamline the overall cloud security process by reducing manual efforts while ensuring a more consistent and proactive approach in staying compliant with the latest industry standards and regulations. Furthermore, if problems are identified, these tools enable organizations to quickly take corrective actions or implement remedial measures as part of their compliance strategies.
What Types of Users Can Benefit From Cloud Compliance Software?
- Business Owners: Cloud compliance software allows business owners to ensure they are compliant with all applicable regulations, as well as provide them visibility into their networks and cloud infrastructure.
- IT Professionals: IT professionals can use cloud compliance software to streamline the process of ensuring their networks and cloud infrastructure meet all regulatory requirements. They will also be able to view any changes in real time, allowing for immediate action if needed.
- Legal Teams: Legal teams can use cloud compliance software to stay on top of changing regulations and laws related to network security and privacy. This allows them to proactively address any potential issues before they arise.
- Security Professionals: Security professionals can utilize cloud compliance software to track changes made within a network or given application in order to identify potential vulnerabilities and threats.
- Auditors: Auditors can rely on cloud compliance software for accurate data about an organization’s security posture which helps make sure that audits go smoothly with quality assurance measures in place.
- Enterprise Risk Management Teams: Enterprise risk management teams can leverage cloud compliance software for understanding how changing regulations affect the organization’s security posture, allowing them time plan accordingly and quickly respond should any changes be necessary.
- Compliance Officers: Compliance officers can rely on cloud compliance software to help ensure their organization is compliant with all relevant regulations and laws. They will also be able to gain insights into potential risks and prevent costly violations.
- Data Protection Officers: Data protection officers can use cloud compliance software to monitor the security of a network or application, and immediately identify any areas that may need additional focus. This allows them to keep data secure at all times.
- Third-Party Auditors: Third-party auditors can leverage cloud compliance software to perform comprehensive audits and inspections. This will ensure that the organization is up to date with all regulations, allowing them to take corrective actions should any issues arise.
- Business Analysts: Business analysts can utilize cloud compliance software to make sure their organization meets all relevant standards and regulations. They can also use the software to forecast future business needs and identify potential opportunities.
How Much Does Cloud Compliance Software Cost?
The cost of cloud compliance software for networks and cloud infrastructure can vary widely depending on the provider, features, and support offered. Generally speaking, pricing often starts in the range of hundreds to thousands of dollars per month or annual licensing fee. Depending on the size and complexity of your organization’s cloud infrastructure, costs can quickly escalate beyond that range into tens of thousands of dollars. It is important to research different vendors carefully to find one that fits your budget while still providing a comprehensive package with all the needed security features and technical support. Additionally, some providers offer discounts for organizations with multiple tenants in their cloud environment or nonprofits/academic institutions. Ultimately, selecting an appropriate suite of cloud compliance software suited to your needs can save countless hours of effort down the road, making it a worthwhile investment for any organization operating in the cloud.
Risks To Consider With Cloud Compliance Software
- Data Breach: Cloud compliance software can be vulnerable to data breaches and unauthorized access. If a malicious actor gets into the system, they can access sensitive information stored in the cloud.
- Lack of Visibility: It can be difficult for organizations to track all of their networks and cloud infrastructure using cloud compliance software. It’s important to have full visibility over a system in order to identify and address any potential vulnerabilities or security risks.
- Costly Updates: Organizations need to invest time and resources into updating their cloud compliance software regularly in order to ensure that it is up-to-date with current regulations. This can become costly if it requires constant maintenance.
- Integration Complexity: Integrating existing systems with new cloud compliance software can be complex and time consuming depending on the size and complexity of an organization’s network infrastructure.
- Increased Risk of Noncompliance: Without properly configured cloud compliance software, organizations may fail regulatory audits or receive fines due to noncompliance issues.
Types of Software That Cloud Compliance Software Integrates With
Cloud compliance software can integrate with a variety of different types of software that help ensure network and cloud infrastructure are secure and compliant. Such types of software typically include identity and access management (IAM) solutions, vulnerability scanning tools, intrusion detection/prevention tools, security information and event management (SIEM) solutions, activity monitoring software, data loss prevention (DLP) tools, web proxies or gateways, anti-malware/anti-virus solutions, firewalls, encryption products, log auditing applications as well as other types of cloud security solutions. All these types of software can be integrated with cloud compliance software to protect networks and cloud infrastructure from unauthorized access and various cyberattacks.
Questions To Ask Related To Cloud Compliance Software
- Does the cloud compliance software provide real-time enforcement of security and compliance policies?
- Does the software offer a comprehensive set of reports and auditing capabilities?
- Is there an integrated threat detection system to detect attacks in progress?
- Are there regular updates for bug fixes, security patches, etc.?
- Can the software be customized to meet unique customer requirements?
- How does the software handle encryption and authentication?
- Is there a support team available if issues are encountered or questions need to be answered?
- What types of data can be monitored and controlled via the cloud compliance solution?
- Does the software have any integration with popular cloud services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS)?
- What kind of pricing model is offered for using the cloud compliance software?