Security leadership
ClearVector for security leaders
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Comparison
The ClearVector approach
Long-term sustainability as a business enabler
Developer productivity multiplier
Security teams are enablers rather than blockers by providing developers with real-time visibility into security implications of their changes. Developers can innovate faster knowing that risky activities will be automatically detected and contained.
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Predictable security operations
With ClearVector's identity-driven approach, security teams focus on a finite, manageable set of identities rather than an infinite set of attacks from the adversary. This makes security operations predictable, scalable, and sustainable even as the organization grows.
Cost optimization
By preventing breaches and reducing incident response time, ClearVector pays for itself through avoided costs. The platform's focus on identity-driven security means organizations can achieve better security outcomes without hiring large security teams or purchasing and integrating dozens of point solutions.
Future-proof architecture
As organizations adopt new technologies - serverless, containers, additional cloud providers - ClearVector's identity-driven approach continues to extend across these new technologies. The investment scales with the business rather than requiring constant tool replacement or augmentation.
Transform incident response from days to minutes
Traditional approach
When credentials are compromised, teams spend hours or days piecing together logs to understand what happened, who was affected, and what data was accessed.
Identity-driven outcome
ClearVector reduces mean time to detection (MTTD) to under 2 minutes and mean time to respond (MTTR) to seconds with one-click isolation. When a breach occurs, security leaders can immediately answer the board's first question: "What was the impact?" Security leaders know exactly which identities were compromised, what data was accessed, and what resources were affected - with natural language reports that executives can understand.
Prevent supply chain compromises before they spread
Traditional approach
Security teams work with finance teams and procurement to create static lists of vendors - however, third-party vendors have broad access to the production environment, creating blind spots that adversaries can exploit for months before detection.
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Identity-driven outcome
ClearVector automatically discovers and monitors all third-party identities, immediately alerting when vendors exceed their expected behavior or when their credentials are compromised. Security leaders can demonstrate to the board that they have complete visibility and control over supply chain risk, preventing incidents like SolarWinds or Kaseya from impacting their organization.
Achieve compliance through continuous validation
Traditional approach
Compliance requires expensive audits and manual evidence collection that provides only point-in-time validation.
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Identity-driven outcome
ClearVector's CloudDVR provides continuous, tamper-proof records of all identity activity, automatically generating compliance evidence. Security leaders can assure regulators and auditors that they have real-time detection based on runtime activity, not just periodic assessments.
Protecting revenue and reputation
Security leaders are accountable for preventing breaches that could result in ransomware, data theft, or service disruptions that directly impact the top and bottom line. With production environments containing customer data and being directly tied to top-line growth, a single compromise can mean millions in losses, regulatory fines, and irreparable brand damage.
Managing risk at the speed of production
The velocity of change in the production environment creates an ever-changing explosion of identities, services, and attack surfaces that traditional security tools struggle to protect. Security leaders need to protect the environments where engineering teams ship code daily, spin up resources programmatically, and grant access to dozens of third-party vendors - all while adversaries exploit the gaps between scheduled scans.
Meeting compliance obligations with limited resources
From SEC disclosure requirements to industry regulations, security leaders must provide continuous evidence of security controls while avoiding the friction that slows innovation. Security leaders need solutions that automatically document changes to security posture and provide audit trails without creating bottlenecks in development pipelines - ideally without requiring hiring expensive security expertise, or constant manual intervention.
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