Best Practices: SecOps Practices that stop AWS Account Compromise accurately and early.

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Vectra AI’s Cognito Detect and Respond (CDR) for AWS helps SOC analysts quickly detect and respond to active AWS account compromises, privilege abuse, and unauthorized access. By providing early and accurate identification of compromised identities across hybrid cloud environments, Vectra AI reduces the risk of data breaches, ransomware, and sophisticated attacks. Its AI-driven platform improves visibility into cross-region and cross-account threats, enabling proactive defense and timely mitigation to protect enterprise data and cloud assets effectively.

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Best Practices: SecOps Practices that stop AWS Account Compromise accurately and early.

Best Practices: SecOps Practices that stop AWS Account Compromise accurately and early.

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