Tamnoon Integrates Cloud Remediation Workflows with CrowdStrike
Tamnoon announced in a press release an integration with CrowdStrike Falcon Cloud Security. It brings Falcon Cloud Security findings into Tamnoon's managed cloud security remediation workflows.
Tamnoon enriches findings with context such as asset criticality, exposure, data sensitivity, ownership, and historical risk patterns. Its AI agents and cloud security specialists then investigate risks and propose fixes through customers' existing change management processes.
Proposed changes are validated before execution. Changes that cannot be validated are escalated for review with supporting evidence. After remediation, customers can confirm in Falcon Cloud Security that findings are resolved. The integration is available through the CrowdStrike Marketplace.
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