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With this release, Halo Cloud Secure automatically discovers as well as inventories cloud assets and resources hosted on GCP, determines their security posture, alerts users to exposures and misconfigurations, and offers best-practice remediation advice.
FREMONT, CA: CloudPassage, a specialist in cloud computing security and compliance, announced the addition of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) support for Halo Cloud Secure, the cloud security posture management (CSPM) service of the Halo cloud security platform. This addition provides GCP customers with a unified solution for security and compliance automation supporting servers, container environments, as well as IaaS and PaaS services. Enterprises with multi-cloud strategies can now utilize Halo to secure their cloud resources and assets across Amazon Web Services (AWS), GCP, and Microsoft Azure with Halo, as well as on-premise and hybrid deployments.
With this release, Halo Cloud Secure automatically discovers as well as inventories cloud assets and resources hosted on GCP, determines their security posture, alerts users to exposures and misconfigurations, and offers best-practice remediation advice. This security posture intelligence can be accessed via Halo's web portal and comprehensive REST API as well as through integrations with Jira, ServiceNow, Splunk, Slack, and other operations tooling.
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The initial launch of Cloud Secure for the Google Cloud Platform will support services including Cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM), Compute Engine, Cloud Storage, Cloud Logging, Cloud Monitoring, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Cloud Key Management Service (KMS), App Engine, Cloud DNS, and Big Query. Halo's attribute-based policy assignment will automatically apply the CIS GCP Foundations Benchmark policy to all GCP projects, as well as Halo users can create or customize policies as required.
"CloudPassage was the first to provide a unified platform to assure the security and compliance of all cloud assets and resources. From day one, we designed the Halo platform's architecture to work seamlessly across cloud providers," stated Carson Sweet, CloudPassage CEO and cofounder. "Our agentless architecture for securing IaaS accounts and serverless PaaS services was designed with the same goal, and CSPM support for the Google Cloud Platform is simply the latest extension of the unified Halo platform."
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