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Blue Hexagon Announces AWS S3 Object Lambda Integration

Blue Hexagon Announces AWS S3 Object Lambda Integration

Blue Hexagon, a leading agentless cloud-native AI Security platform, announces their latest integration with AWS S3 Object Lambda. With this integration, customers can deploy Blue Hexagon Cloud Security for AWS to protect their cloud environment against ransomware and advanced threats targeting their AWS workloads, network and S3 storage. Powered by Real-Time Deep Learning AI, Blue Hexagon scans files in S3 storage and network in sub-seconds to convict and classify ransomware and malware. With the latest Object Lambda integration, any attempt to access an object in an enabled AWS S3 bucket is gated by the Blue Hexagon Lambda integration that grants access only to a benign object while denying access to any object deemed malicious by the Blue Hexagon Deep Learning AI platform.

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AWS S3 is a scalable, managed storage platform for businesses ranging from Pinterest to large healthcare companies like Pacific Dental which store, process and archive data. With work-from-home being more prevalent in the last two years, data privacy and security is of paramount importance for customers of the public cloud and is top of the mind for CISOs and Security Architects. The growing need to both prevent unauthorized access to AWS S3 and to prevent the use of AWS S3 buckets as a vector for malware is becoming critical. Threat actors are increasingly gaining access to legitimate applications by uploading malicious payloads indirectly through the application into AWS S3 or directly through stolen credentials.

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“Using an AI-powered advanced threat defense is essential to our infrastructure and operations,” said Nemi George, CISO, Pacific Dental Services. “While Blue Hexagon has already been monitoring our on-premise and cloud traffic for some time, the seamless integration of their AWS S3 Object Lambda cloud security provides the most comprehensive cloud platform coverage and highest threat detection efficacy possible.”

With Blue Hexagon AWS S3 Object Lambda integration, cloud-first and cloud-enabled enterprises can:

  • Stop ransomware and any malware from infiltrating their cloud environment.
  • Prevent unauthorized access to AWS S3 from malicious hosts.
  • Deploy robust user, application and cloud security by preventing lateral movement of threats.
  • Achieve cloud storage compliance with instant detection and full visibility.

For security leaders, having the ability to better assess compliance, security, privacy and cloud-migration risks is of top priority. To ensure your cloud migration efforts are supported by effective and adaptive cloud security strategies, Blue Hexagon will be working with SC Media and Nemi George, CISO of Pacific Dental Services, for a joint presentation at a two-day virtual event—Secure Cloud Migration: Create a plan for flexibility, scalability and automation – where industry leaders will share their insights and experiences on cloud migration security strategies.

Attendees will learn how to enforce consistent security and policy compliance with modern AI-powered cloud solutions and ensure that their cloud migration efforts are on the right flight path, supported by an effective and adaptive cloud security strategy. Also, security professionals will earn 6.5 CPE credits by attending the event session.

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