Visibility, Threat Protection and Security Policies for the Cloud-Native World
Consolidated Multi Data Center Cloud Ops Protection, All in One Platform.
Alcide’s Data Center & Cloud Ops Security Platform protects any combination of container, serverless, VM and bare metal. Offering real-time, aerial visibility and granular perspectives of both infrastructure and applications, Alcide secures the data center against tomorrow’s cyber attacks.
Alcide empowers DevOps, Security and Engineering teams with simplified control to manage and secure the evolving data center and hybrid cloud, at any scale.
Learn moreAlcide's Security Platform Differentiators
Multi platform, Multi cloud
The only cloud-native security solution to support multi-account, multi-cloud, multi-environment
Superior Visibility
In depth view of your infrastructure, service-mesh and critical applications running in your data center
Security Groups Visualized
Auto-import of cloud platform Security Groups and Kubernetes Network Policies
Network Defenses
Expose network blind spots across multiple layers
Threat Protection
Threat protection for cloud-native infrastructure and applications
DevSecOps Enablement
Engage Dev, Ops and Sec teams with simplified security
”We love the visibility, it is genius in its simplicity. It helps us better monitor our diversified cloud and neutralize risks before they turn into security incidents.”
Head of DevOps
Leading Technology Company, EMEA
Leading Technology Company, EMEA
”We’ve struggled to troubleshoot production events. Once Alcide was deployed, we decreased our time to isolate to mere minutes.”
Cloud Solution Architect
Global Financial Organization, US
Global Financial Organization, US
May 15, 2018
Alcide Named a Gartner Cool Vendor in Cloud Security for 2018
Alcide offers a unique way to protect the cloud with real-time visibility of cloud operations combined with deep analysis and controls to manage today’s complex hybrid cloud.
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May 18, 2018
Going serverless? Prepare for a shake-up in security
Before a company can commit to a serverless infrastructure, it needs a clear outline of the technology stacks it intends to use as the foundation for further build outs,
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