CSPM vs Bionic

Visualize your application architecture at the code-level. Map the application logic of any
application in any environment. Prioritize risk based on business context.

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Differences between CSPM and Bionic

CSPM = Infrastructure & Cloud

CSPM tools like Lacework, Wiz, and Prisma Cloud are very good at what they do: infrastructure and cloud security. But what they do not visualize and secure is the application-layer and code. They are also looking at the user activity to generate these insights, leaving room for false positives.

Looking at logs/events/metrics from infra/network/apps

Contextualize clusters, workloads, nodes, containers, and pods

Reliant on traffic or user activity

Bionic = Application Layer & Code

Bionic creates a real-time living architecture diagram by analyzing code, not infrastructure or user activity, so we are able to detect when your application architecture drifts from its intended structure or behavior. Because we look at the application artifacts, we are able to generate insights on the application logic that CSPM tools do not.

Looking at code to map every service, API, dependency and data source

Agentless and passive data collection

Prioritize risk based on business context of the application code

Bionic gives you the application visibility
that your CSPM tools can't.

Anomalous Clients/Traffic
Unauthenticated S3 Buckets
Suspicious OS Processes
Infrastructure Misconfiguration
OS Vulnerabilities
IAM/Role/Permission Changes
Cloud API/Service Usage

Hardcoded Secrets
Unauthenticated APIs
Unencrypted Data Flows
Application Misconfiguration
Application CVEs
PII Data Leakage
OSS/Code Vulnerabilities

By adopting Bionic we accelerate our modernization efforts and reduce operational risk

“IT teams are dealing with increasing complexity. By adopting Bionic and understanding how our applications are architected, we accelerate our modernization efforts and reduce operational risk.”

Frank Nazzaro, Chief Information Officer at Freddie Mac

Understanding applications enables to enforce secure architecture at scale

“Our business is becoming dependent on our ability to continuously release new software and enterprise applications. Automatically understanding the architecture of applications enables organizations to enforce secure architecture at scale and streamline compliance audits.”

Matthew Mccormack, Chief Information Security Officer at a GlaxoSmithKline

With Bionic, our visibility is always up-to-date and without the effort

“Effective risk and compliance management efforts truly require an up-to-date understanding of your applications’ detailed architecture. Manual efforts can’t keep up and often, CMDBs don’t have the detail. With Bionic, our visibility is always up-to-date and without the effort.”

Curtis Simpson, Chief Information Security Officer at Armis