Quick way to catch vulnerabilities
What do you like best about the product?
Our team installed Lacework on AWS ECS instances and it showed a lot of potential vulnerabilities. There were some packages that we would have never considered as malicious ones and Lacework showed us those.
Also, it is pretty to launch on services like EC2.
What do you dislike about the product?
Not so easy to install Lacework on ECS machines.
Our Devops team did some extra mile job to allow us to run Lacework on our ECS tasks. However, that run of the sidecar resulted in longer start time of the ECS and bigger resource consumption.
Our Devops team did some extra mile job to allow us to run Lacework on our ECS tasks. However, that run of the sidecar resulted in longer start time of the ECS and bigger resource consumption.
Also the pricing is too aggresive in my oppinion. The value it gives is great, but the cost we are paying for it – is way too much.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Showing vulnerable packages.
Showing vulnerable containers.
Showing us what is covered and not covered yet.
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