Noise cancellation for cloud and application security
Benefits
No more application blindspots!
- Get full visibility of your cloud in minutes, including the applications running inside it and who's responsible for them
- Use Shinobi's Agentless solution to map your applications and APIs to their code
- Know the risks in your application layer, the most frequently targeted layer in the cloud.
Benefits
Reduce your MTTR
- An incident involving an application? Not a problem!!! Empower your SOC and PSIRT teams to respond quickly and decisively with Shinobi's cloud-to-code insights
- Don't stop at a CDR alert. Get the full picture of a compromised workload - what application code is deployed to it? who owns it? what is its purpose?
- Say bye-bye to cumbersome meetings, escalations, or developer interruptions
Benefits
Conquer your vulnerabilities
- Reduce the clutter of alerts from your cloud and application security tools. Focus on attack paths that matter.
- Cloud-to-Code mapping helps you secure your most high-risk applications, one's that handle sensitive or untrusted data.
How it works
All your cloud services
Features
Vulnerability scanners
Application risks
Powerful insights
Complete inventory
Natural language interface
Simple agentless setup
Features
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FAQS
What is Shinobi
Shinobi is an investigation tool that helps cloud professionals resolve maintenance and security issues easily. It lets them interrogate their cloud infrastructure's configuration and events with little to no effort, using just natural language.
What Cloud platforms and services are supported by Shinobi?
Shinobi currently supports all AWS services, with Azure support planned for Q2 2024.
How can I connect Shinobi to my AWS account?
Connecting Shinobi to your account is easy. The entire process is automated and takes minutes to complete. You chose one of your AWS accounts to be the primary account for installing the Shinobi stack. And Shinobi monitors all your other accounts by creating a read only IAM role in them.
What data does Shinobi collect?
Shinobi only collects data about your AWS account and resources. This data is sourced from AWS APIs using read-only permissions. Shinobi does not have permissions to make changes to your AWS accounts or any of your resources.
How is the data that Shinobi collects used?
The data collected is stored in your AWS account where Shinobi was installed. It does not leave your account and Shinobi employees cannot view or access it. It is only used to answer your queries.
Can I integrate Shinobi with multiple AWS accounts?
Shinobi can be connected to as many AWS accounts as you like.
Is there a role-based access control (RBAC) system for managing users and their permissions?
Shinobi supports multiple user roles. You can create users who can only query your cloud accounts to users that are allowed to administer your Shinobi installation.