Aqua Security
aquasec.com
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
The same rows for every vendor, filled in from its own pages and marketplace listings. Alphabetical. Nothing here is a score.
aquasec.com
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
crowdstrike.com
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
azure.microsoft.com
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
orca.security
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
paloaltonetworks.com
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
sentinelone.com
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
sysdig.com
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
upwind.io
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
wiz.io
* Not found on the pages we read; it may exist. Facts as the vendor states them on its own pages and marketplace listings, read September 2026, checked 3 Nov 2026. Not a measure of how well anything works.
Start with the one your answers point to. Each name opens its guide.
Cloud-native application protection platform
One product that combines posture, workload, identity, data and code checks, so findings from each can be read together. Described by 9 of 9 vendors here.
Cloud security posture management
Reads your cloud accounts through the provider's APIs and flags misconfigurations and compliance gaps.
Described by 9 of 9 vendors here
Cloud workload protection platform
Looks inside virtual machines, containers and serverless functions for vulnerabilities, malware and attacks in progress.
Described by 9 of 9 vendors here
Cloud infrastructure entitlement management
Maps which human and machine identities can do what, and flags permissions that are larger than the job needs.
Described by 8 of 9 vendors here
Data security posture management
Finds where sensitive data sits across cloud storage and databases, and who or what can reach it.
Described by 8 of 9 vendors here
Vulnerability management
Finds known vulnerable software across hosts, images and functions and helps decide which to fix first.
Described by 9 of 9 vendors here
We do not score or rank vendors. The finder applies published rules to your answers: first to pick a category, then to check each vendor's published facts against your constraints. Two teams with different answers will see different orders, and vendors with the same fit are shown as equals.
Read how we matchCSPM checks how your cloud accounts are configured. A CNAPP combines CSPM with workload, identity, data and code checks in one product, so a misconfiguration, a vulnerable package and an over-permissioned role on the same asset show up together. If posture is your only need today, a CSPM is enough; if you need three or more categories, a CNAPP usually saves consoles.
Not for everything. Several vendors here scan workloads without agents by reading snapshots or cloud APIs. Detecting and stopping an attack while it runs inside a workload generally needs a sensor or agent on that workload. The finder asks how far you can go with agents and checks each vendor's stated approach.
No. There are no scores, totals or winners. Vendors are listed alphabetically, or in order of fit to your quiz answers, and equal fits are shown as equals.