Comprehensive security services for cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) without the need to install any agents on the servers or systems being protecting, checking deep into the workloads understands the context of the cloud infrastructure’s setup. 

They have a tool called the Orca connector. This tool is designed to work with another program called FortiSOAR™, which is used by organizations to automate their security operations. The Orca connector allows FortiSOAR™ to automatically talk to Orca’s servers and do things like get notifications about potential security issues in the cloud or look up specific information using Orca’s system. 

There’s also something called the Data Ingestion Wizard in FortiSOAR™. This feature makes it easy to bring in data from Orca Security. For example, if Orca detects a problem, it can send an alert to FortiSOAR™. Right now, when Orca sends out an alert, FortiSOAR™ receives it as an alert too. This helps teams quickly see and handle any issues. For more details, there’s a section in the document called Data Ingestion Support that explains this further. 

Unlike conventional methods that assess risk based solely on the severity of security issues, context-aware security evaluates each asset’s significance within its environment. This approach enables security teams to focus on the most critical security threats by considering three key factors: the issue’s severity, its accessibility to attackers, and the business consequences of a breach. For instance, security teams would prioritize a malware-compromised, internet-exposed server containing sensitive keys over inactive VM malware, ensuring attention to the most urgent alerts for your security.