Instantly see traffic from/to the Internet, between pods in a cluster, and even between clusters and cloud resources, like S3 buckets.
Automatically highlight sensitive data like PCI and PII using automated tagging and visual grouping.
Zero configuration required. Works on any cluster, with any CNI, on any cloud. Uses fewer resources than Cilium.
Otterize generates least-privilege ClientIntents based on your actual traffic, across development, staging and production, and submits a PR to GitHub. Or GitLab :-)
ClientIntents are the source of truth for what should be happening in terms of access, and are pure gold for security and engineering teams alike.
They are 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 each workload.
Otterize provides the control you need via robust approval mechanisms with deep automation and automated remediation, complete with reports for auditing on the web UI to make compliance a breeze.
No more chasing developers to ask them whether access can be removed.
No more blocking the engineering team's progress because they need you to configure a legacy microsegmentation product or tweak a cloud provider's IAM policies.
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.
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.
