Skybox Introduces new Skybox Security Suite 10

Skybox Security which is a cyber risk management entity has recently announced latest version its security suite i.e  Skybox Security Suite 10.

According to the company, the latest version got overhauled to ease the operations and minimize the efforts of enterprise security management processes that oversee mass-scale, hybrid networks.

Skybox Security Suite 10 features this time has an interactive and customizable approch to enhance the user experience by simplifying the management of vulnerabilities, security policies, firewalls and changes from a central solution.

Cloud and operational technology (OT) security insights are integrated seamlessly for uniform risk management across hybrid networks.

Intelligent automation brings harmony and efficiency to multi-vendor environments, integrating data and yielding contextual insight. Customers can also use the new REST API to leverage Skybox intelligence in other tools and processes, increasing their ROI.

Skybox 10 also includes several new integrations including Splunk, ElasticSearch and ServiceNow, as well as Twistlock which provides visibility to the security of containers in cloud-native applications.

According to the press release, the skybox Security Suite 10 will provide fast access to vulnerability insights via fully customizable dashboards and reports. New, flexible risk scoring allows users to replace generic severity scores with context-based scores unique to their environment.

“The CISO’s biggest challenge is complexity,” said Gidi Cohen, Founder and CEO, Skybox Security. “It has become impossible for security teams to understand — let alone manage — security effectively in today’s multi-cloud, hybrid environments. The development behind Skybox 10 was done with the aim of making it easier to manage security policies in clouds, monitor risks to industrial control systems, and find important assets at risk. We want to help CISOs maximize the value of their teams and their technology to secure and support the business.” added Cohen.