Phoenix Security Contextual Based ASPM
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Phoenix Security Contextual Based ASPM
Additional Info
| Company | Phoenix Security |
| Website | https://phoenix.security |
| Company size (employees) | 10 to 49 |
| Headquarters Region | Europe |
| Type of solution | Cloud/SaaS |
Overview
Phoenix signifies a revolutionary shift in vulnerability management, particularly in the realm of application security and ASPM.
Phoenix is at the forefront of protecting digital infrastructures by seamlessly integrating application vulnerabilities, cloud security, and other threat vectors into a centralized and automated system. This platform is not only about aggregating vulnerability data; it enriches it with comprehensive risk analysis, utilizing a unique three-dimensional risk formula aligned with the FAIR methodology. Such capabilities make Phoenix a vanguard in application security, ensuring that vulnerabilities are identified, contextualized, and prioritized effectively.
Enhanced Application Security in the Cloud:
Phoenix excels in offering a holistic view of applications deployed in cloud environments. The platform’s ability to organize and trace each application to its specific operational cloud environment provides an in-depth overview of an organization’s digital footprint and associated risks. This precise mapping process is critical for reducing the attack surface. Phoenix has proven to decrease it by 10% within the first 30 days and 30% within 90 days, demonstrating rapid and effective risk mitigation.
Broad Integration and Automation:
With over 200 integrations spanning native and API-driven connections, Phoenix supports a vast ecosystem that includes DevOps and DevSecOps methodologies. This extensive compatibility enhances the platform’s utility in continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines, making it indispensable for modern application development environments. Phoenix’s full scriptability allows it to adapt swiftly to new and evolving security needs, embodying the agility required to manage complex application landscapes.
Certified with ISO and SOC standards, and trusted by leading financial institutions, Phoenix’s commitment to speed and proactive response underscores its reliability and effectiveness in high-stakes environments. Its strategic approach to application security, combined with robust cloud integration, positions Phoenix as a deserving nominee for its substantial contributions to advancing cybersecurity.
Key Capabilities / Features
Tracing Application and Cloud Integration:
Phoenix Security provides next generation approach to managing applications across cloud environments, offering a comprehensive view of the entire application portfolio with whcihc application is deployed into the cloud leveraging Phoenix canary traceability tokens. Phoenix allows for precise risk assessment at every level, significantly enhancing visibility into cloud infrastructure security. By methodically mapping applications to their operational environments, Phoenix not only reduces the attack surface by 10% within the first 30 days but by 30% within 90 days, demonstrating its ability to rapidly fortify security defenses.
Contextualized Vulnerability Attribution:
Phoenix is unique in the way we are attributing vulnerabilities in a contextualized manner, ensuring that the most pressing issues are prioritized and directed to the appropriate teams. This focused attribution eliminates the common problem of cluttered and confusing backlogs, enabling teams to concentrate on critical vulnerabilities.
The result is a 200% improvement in remediation times for significant issues, which underscores Phoenix’s capability to streamline the vulnerability management process efficiently, thereby boosting operational efficiency and optimizing remedial impacts.
Strategic Risk-Based Target Setting:
More than just identifying vulnerabilities, Phoenix empowers CISOs to set risk-based targets that get fixes in front of developers in an actionable way. Phoenix allows risk-based targets that are well-aligned with organizational objectives. This strategic approach ensures that remediation efforts are integrated with broader business priorities, making Phoenix an essential tool for shaping an organization's security landscape. By effectively influencing risk management strategies, Phoenix addresses immediate security concerns and contributes to a sustained reduction in attack surface risks, thereby supporting long-term security objectives.
How we are different
1. DevSecOps Integration and High-Speed Ingestion: Phoenix excels in the rapid ingestion of vulnerability data, crucial for environments demanding swift action, such as the financial sector. The platform's seamless integration across a diverse array of tools and systems epitomizes the DevSecOps mindset, facilitating continuous security assessments within CI/CD pipelines. This capability supports real-time data processing and threat detection, enabling organizations to respond proactively to emerging vulnerabilities.
2. Centralized Risk Management and Strategic Prioritization: Phoenix introduces a centralized exception management system that aligns with CISO-defined risk profiles to prevent code releases from meeting security standards in production. Using an automated system to prioritize vulnerabilities based on risk levels, Phoenix ensures that remediation efforts are in sync with organizational priorities and compliance requirements. This approach significantly reduces the attack surface—by 10% within the first 30 days and 30% within 90 days—while adapting dynamically to changing threats and business needs.
3. Contextualized Traceability with Enhanced Cyber Threat Intelligence: Using the Phoenix Canary Traceability Token is a testament to the platform's innovative approach to securing cloud-deployed applications. This feature enhances application traceability, focusing remediation efforts on vulnerabilities already in production or those with higher exposure risks. Integrated with a robust cyber threat intelligence system that analyzes over 128,000 vulnerabilities, Phoenix delivers an enriched contextual analysis that includes business context, deployment specifics, and exposure levels, ensuring comprehensive vulnerability management and proactive security measures.
Practitioners created Phoenix Security to practitioners to reduce burnout and our commitment to embedding security deeply within the development lifecycle, reinforcing its unique position in the cybersecurity landscape as a tool that not only detects but strategically manages and mitigates risks in alignment with high-level business objectives and DevSecOps principles.