Secure
your cloud(s)
24x7 monitoring and response for AWS, Azure and SaaS apps including O365
If any of these sound like you, chances are we can help.
24x7 monitoring and response for …
Cloud infrastructure
SaaS applications
The cloud isn’t just one thing. What you need to look for depends what you’re looking at. Expel’s cloud detection strategy is tailored to the cloud apps and infrastructure we monitor.
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| Examples of things we monitor across cloud services | |||
| Suspicious logins | |||
| Resource sharing | |||
| Unusual super user activity | |||
| Suspicious inbox rules | |||
| Examples of unique things we monitor for each cloud service | |||
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Suspicious or unusual activity |
Suspicious commands via AWS SSM Deleted or disabled CloudTrail or GuardDuty AWS EC2 credential compromise Publicly accessible S3 buckets Suspicious AWS CloudWatch event rule creation Unauthorized resource sharing Use of lambda to backdoor AWS accounts |
Creation of public resources Credential dumping via runbook Disabling or downgrading Windows Defender ATP Suspicious RDP activity |
Activity from a suspicious IP or location Unusual volume of file deletion Creation of suspicious inbox rules or privileges Mass account lockouts Unusual mailbox permissions |
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Expel uses data from the following cloud-specific services and APIs |
AWS CloudTrail AWS EC2 Amazon GuardDuty AWS Lambda Amazon Macie Amazon Redshift audit logs AWS S3 |
Azure Activity Log Azure Active Directory Azure Log Analytics Azure Security Center Azure Identity Protection |
Microsoft Graph API Office 365 audit log Microsoft Cloud Application Security Security and Compliance alerts Azure Active Directory Azure Identity Protection |
What does 24x7 monitoring and response for AWS, Azure and SaaS apps include?
Expel ingests your events and log data from your AWS, Azure and SaaS apps and enriches it with context that’s specific to your environment. Then, we continuously look for indicators of attacker behavior.
When something’s suspicious, we investigate and tell you what happened and what you need to do about it (in plain English).
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Is your detection strategy tailored to each cloud service?
Do you treat log data from cloud services differently than other logs?
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