Zilla Security, the identity security platform for the cloud announced Zilla Secure and Segregation of Duties (SOD), two SaaS solutions that enable enterprise-wide identity security for cloud-based applications and infrastructure, SaaS, and legacy applications.
“Organizations today face a stark reality around their cloud security posture,” said Deepak Taneja, CEO and co-founder of Zilla Security. “Rapid cloud adoption, decentralized management of SaaS, and the complexity of cloud infrastructure entitlements has resulted in unprecedented misconfigurations of permissions and access settings. Organizations need a new suite of tools focused on intelligent automation to address the constantly changing and growing attack surface.”
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The latest release of Zilla’s solutions include:
- Zilla Secure which gives security teams the ability to identify and remediate identity and access misconfigurations to improve their security posture. This includes:
- Policy-based automation to detect and fix inappropriate permissions and settings, and all unauthorized changes
- Custom Policies that enable security teams to enforce organization-specific identity security controls with automated remediation or custom security workflows.
- Automated user access reviews for periodic assurance.
- SOD to detect permission conflicts for regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), as well as, improving DevOps security.
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“As a tech-enabled healthcare delivery platform company, Biofourmis requires strong controls for data access and permissions,” said Chetan Adiverekar, VP Engineering, Biofourmis. “This can be very challenging in environments, like ours, that make full use of the cloud – AWS, Office365, SaaS. We chose Zilla Security to provide a common control center that enables visibility across technologies and seamlessly integrates with our apps and services. We use Zilla to have a complete picture of every user, what they have access to, and the detailed permissions they hold. This has been extremely valuable as we continually certify access across our numerous AWS environments. What was formerly a very tedious process is now intuitive and highly automated.”
Zilla Security is announcing its new suite of identity security SaaS solutions during a time of significant growth for the company. After closing $13.5M in Series A funding in the summer of 2022, Zilla has more than doubled its staff, opened its headquarters in Boston, and has more than 80 enterprise customers.
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