See What You’ve Been Missing
Resiliency requires enterprises to understand not just how IT assets relate to each other, but also the business purpose and context of those relationships.
Comprehensive, Continuous Observability
- Granular app-centric visibility to discover and see all your users, apps, data flows and services, through and across all environments, including middleware.
- Discover existing relationships and dependencies between apps, especially your business critical apps.
- Automatically and continuously updates the mapping of assets and relationships.
Open Architecture for Easy, Secure Integration
- Integrate with best-in-class ecosystem of security and core technologies to enhance your existing IT investments.
- Integrate with existing infrastructure and tools to correlate data across existing platforms and compute environments, including public/private cloud, virtualized, middleware, and mainframe.
- Simple deployment for hybrid environments that does not require changes to your IT architecture, or adding new hardware, software or agents. Supports legacy, on-premises, cloud, SaaS and IaaS.
Centralized, Policy-Based Controls
- Consistently establish and orchestrate vendor-agnostic policies to enforce proper access across apps, services, and users.
- Test and simulate policies to ensure their efficacy before and after deployment.
Business-Focused, Enterprise-Scale Deployment
- Quickly produces easy-to-understand compliance reports and creates business-relevant security policies without requiring additional work in label conversions.
- Proven scalability in production environments to support hundreds of thousands of workloads and millions of relationships, with ability to accommodate future business growth.
vArmour’s Approach to Understanding Relationships
Discover
Find and visualize every application, identity, relationship and data flows across all enterprise environments.
Observe
Establish a baseline of normal behavior by understanding the relationships of apps, services, data and users over time.
