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You don't need Otterize for least-privilege, zero-trust or compliance.

Just block everything and you're done. Unfortunately, reality isn't so simple.
Access is required, but insecure access is a disaster waiting to happen.

See how Otterize can automate

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Zero-config network mapping

Instantly see traffic from/to the Internet, in a cluster, and even between clusters and cloud resources, like S3 buckets.

Zero configuration required. Works with any CNI, on any cloud. Uses less resources than Cilium.

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Hate policies? So do we. Automate them and get a move on.

Otterize generates least-privilege ClientIntents based on your traffic, and submits a PR to GitHub. Or GitLab :-)

ClientIntents are an open-source Kubernetes CRD that describes the required permissions for a workload to function, similar to an iOS/Android app manifest. They are used to determine which policies, like network policies, AWS IAM policies, database users and SQL GRANTs, should be created for the workload.

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Security and Compliance teams, we've got you too.

CIEM, DSPM capabilities, PCI compliance, or just good ol' least-privilege or zero-trust?

Otterize automatically validates and fixes issues for you, in Git, and creates reports for auditing. Developers love it, because it eliminates a lot of work and friction.

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Read blogs by Otis, run self-paced labs that teach you how to use Otterize in your browser, or read mentions of Otterize in the media.

  • Kubernetes
  • Zero-trust
  • IBAC
  • Automation
  • Startups
  • Podcasts
  • Network Policy
  • PCI
Dec 11 2024
First Person Platform E04 - Ian Evans on security as an enabler for financial institutions

The fourth episode of First Person Platform, a podcast: platform engineers and security practitioners nerd out with Ori Shoshan on access controls, Kubernetes, and platform engineering.

    Oct 31 2024
    Kubernetes Liveness Probe Failed: Connection Refused

      Oct 24 2024
      DNS Resolution Failure in Kubernetes? Network Policies Might Be the Culprit!

      K8s Security that doesn't suck.

      ā€œI showed the YAML to the team and everyone got it right away" -Director of Platform, large media company