Using Deepfence ThreatStryker

Deepfence ThreatStryker supports a range of security-related use cases:

📄️ Scanning Production Workloads

Once the ThreatStryker Management Console has been deployed and Sensor Agents have been deployed to your production platforms, the Management Console will begin to discover the workloads and infrastructure in your production platforms.

📄️ Generating SBOMs

As part of the vulnerability scanning process, the ThreatStryker sensor interrogates the running workloads and hosts and generates a runtime SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) for each target. This runtime SBOM is forwarded to the Management Console for vulnerability matching.

📄️ Compliance Posture Scanning

Once the ThreatStryker management console has been deployed, and you have configured one or more targets for compliance posture scanning, you can then scan those targets against various compliance benchmarks.

🗃️ Scanning Registries

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📄️ East-West Deep Packet Inspection

Inspect Internal Application Traffic

📄️ Attack Disruption

MultiStage, Wide-Area Attack Disruption

📄️ Network Monitoring

Sensors are capable of analyzing the network traffic to identify if an external attack is on going or starting.

📄️ File Monitoring

Sensors are capable of analyzing the Filesystem access to identify if an attack is on going or starting.

📄️ Process Monitoring

Sensors are capable of analyzing process actions to identify if an attack is on going or starting.

📄️ Scanning in CI

You can use ThreatMapper to scan artifacts in a CI (Continuous Integration) pipeline. If a vulnerability is detected and the CI build is blocked, ThreatMapper will submit the details to the configured notification services.

📄️ Support and Diagnostics

Getting Logs