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Take control of your VMware SDDC & AWS Cloud. Proactively detect and mitigate configuration issues and security risks with a patented solution for real-time, actionable insights: Runecast Analyzer.

Regardless of where you run it, you maintain control of your data‍

‍Running securely on your own infrastructure, Runecast helps you automate security compliance checks, performance analysis, vulnerability, assessment and patch management with insights into what is happening in your multi and hybrid-cloud and on-premises. No sensitive company, employee or customer data needs ever leave your control.

Running securely on your own infrastructure – whether on-prem, hybrid or public cloud – Runecast automates security and compliance checks for your Kubernetes containers, with insights into what is happening both in the cloud and on-premises. No sensitive company, employee, or customer data ever needs to leave your control.

What you will find in this guide‍

This Security Compliance Guide provides a comprehensive overview of common security standards (ISO 27001, CIS Benchmarks, NIST, PCI DSS, HIPAA, DISA STIG, BSI IT-Grundshutz, Cyber Essentials and VMware Security Configuration), their associated pain points, and recommendations for achieving and maintaining compliance on AWS, Kubernetes & VMware.

Who will benefit most from it:

• IT System Administrators
• CIOs
• CISOs

Runecast Analyzer helps you to proactively avoid outages, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance with your necessary security standards. Its patented rules engine converts industry sources of information into machine-readable data. This data is processed on the Runecast Analyzer appliance, which then scans your environments for hidden problems, deviations from best practices, and noncompliance with the security frameworks that you select. The appliance is provided as an industry-standard OVA, and you can be up and running with actionable insights in minutes.

Everything you need to know about the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), in an ebook by Kev Johnson.

You'll learn:

• Who should be PCI DSS compliant
• What are PCI DSS compliance requirements
• Twelve PCI DSS compliance requirements
• Major Pain Points
• The 3-Step Process
• How to free up time & resources with automation

An overview of challenges with virtualization for all business sizes (e.g. interdependence, volume of Knowledge Base articles, reactive fault resolution) as well as the simplest means to address such challenges proactively and effectively, via automated scanning, log monitoring/analysis and security compliance checks.

Check out this informative white paper by top technical author Alastair Cooke!

• Without being able to proactively identify potential issues, resolution is inherently reactive and outages are just a matter of when
  IT admins cannot physically do what an automated tool can do – e.g. read and memorize +30K KB articles, Best Practices, etc., to find all possible misconfigurations and security gaps
  
• A simple solution exists and typically provides ROI from the very first scan
  
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On the Radar: Runecast provides analytics to help mitigate risks in virtualized environments.

• Runecast focuses on the ability to provide real-time actionable information to IT departments.
• It provides a solution that can analyze a VMware environment and document all the different configurations it discovers.
• Runecast Analyzer runs on-premises and can operate even in offline mode, depending on the company security policies.
• It uses the current VMware Knowledge Base articles to scan the customer vSphere environment and proactively discover potential issues.

A guide for business leadership on how to reduce costs and increase IT efficiency.

Businesses across the industry verticals are relying on virtualization and VMware vSphere to reduce capital expenses, improve business continuity and make their operations more responsive. Now that majority of the infrastructures have been virtualized, companies are starting to face ever increasing complexity that requires ever increasing resource overhead. This significantly reduces the original purpose of using virtualization as a means of simplifying the operations.