Sonrai Security Launches Industry’s First Cloud Permissions Firewall for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

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Sonrai Security, a leader in cloud security solutions, today unveiled the launch of the industry's first Cloud Permissions Firewall for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. This groundbreaking technology revolutionizes cloud access and permissions security, offering a seamless one-click least privilege solution with zero disruption for cloud operations and development teams.

Sonrai's Cloud Permissions Firewall transforms the complex landscape of cloud access and permissions security into a streamlined process with just one click. By leveraging sensitive access and permissions intelligence, the Sonrai Cloud Permissions Firewall identifies and determines the necessary access or rights required for running workloads in the cloud. It then instantaneously blocks unnecessary and risky access to cloud services and permissions across the entire cloud estate. Development is uninhibited with automated exceptions for needed access and a frictionless permission-on-demand workflow that supports permission expansion as needed.

Between AWS, Azure and GCP, there are over 42,000 possible permissions, with new permissions added daily. Thousands of permissions can be leveraged to do damage including exposing data, nefarious entry, privilege escalation and lateral movement. As companies scale their clouds, unused sensitive access and privileges balloon, leaving gaping security holes. The Sonrai Cloud Permissions Firewall closes these holes instantly.

We have worked with companies and developers tasked with 1000s of extra things to fix in their code, and its not working to solve this pressing security problem or privilege and access bloat, said Brendan Hannigan, CEO and co-founder of Sonrai Security. We knew there was a better option than just another visibility tool The Cloud Permissions Firewall delivers action that automatically closes these security vulnerabilities with zero-disruption to ongoing operations.

The Cloud Permissions Firewall delivers:

  • 92% reduction in the cloud permissions attack surface
  • 97% time saved accomplishing least privilege
  • 100% protection of new identities

The challenge about deleting unused identities or enforcing least privilege is we know it's the right thing to do, but everyones afraid itll break something or interrupt our development cycles, said Preetam Sirur, Chief Information Security Officer of Eye Care Leaders. However, the assurance the Cloud Permissions Firewall brings us has eliminated our hesitations. Now we just deploy confidently.

The Cloud Permissions Firewall will be generally available on April 15th for AWS. Azure and GCP will soon follow.

To learn more, join our webinar on April 16th and sign up for a free trial today.

About Sonrai Security

Sonrai Security is a leading public cloud identity and access management solutions provider. With a mission to empower enterprises of all sizes to innovate securely and confidently, Sonrai Security delivers identity, access, and permissions security for companies running on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud platforms. The company is renowned for pioneering the Cloud Permissions Firewall, enabling one-click least privilege while supporting developer access needs without disruption. Trusted by leading companies across various industries, Sonrai Security is committed to driving innovation and excellence in cloud security.

Sonrai Security has offices in New York and New Brunswick, Canada and is backed by ISTARI, Menlo Ventures, Polaris Partners, and TenEleven Ventures. For more information, visit https://sonraisecurity.com/

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