Best Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) Software for Compyl
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Compare the Top Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) Software that integrates with Compyl as of December 2025
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This a list of Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) software that integrates with Compyl. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Compyl. View the products that work with Compyl in the table below.
What is Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) Software for Compyl?
Cloud detection and response software is a type of cybersecurity technology used to monitor the cloud environment for malicious activities. It uses automated processes to detect abnormal behavior, investigate suspected threats, and take action in real-time. The software can be tailored to an organization's specific security needs, allowing them to identify potential risks quickly and respond accordingly. With this type of solution in place, organizations can better protect their data against cyber attacks. Compare and read user reviews of the best Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) software for Compyl currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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Wiz
Wiz
Wiz is a new approach to cloud security that finds the most critical risks and infiltration vectors with complete coverage across the full stack of multi-cloud environments. Find all lateral movement risks such as private keys used to access both development and production environments. Scan for vulnerable and unpatched operating systems, installed software, and code libraries in your workloads prioritized by risk. Get a complete and up-to-date inventory of all services and software in your cloud environments including the version and package. Identify all keys located on your workloads cross referenced with the privileges they have in your cloud environment. See which resources are publicly exposed to the internet based on a full analysis of your cloud network, even those behind multiple hops. Assess the configuration of cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, and VM operating systems against your baselines and industry best practices.
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