Why SureStack
SureStack is the cybersecurity control plane for the modern stack—helping teams detect, prioritize, and remediate misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in real-time using intelligent automation and purpose-built AI.
Top Ten Reasons to Use SureStack
- Automatic Misconfiguration Visibility: Quickly and continuously detect and assess stack misconfigurations – get real-time answers on whether you’re configured securely and optimally.
- Get More from the Tools You Already Own: SureStack integrates with your existing stack to maximize, amplify tool effectiveness, and maximize ROI.
- StackChat AI-powered Cyber Assistant: Accelerates problem-solving, simplifies onboarding, and automates knowledge sharing across your cyber team.
- Real-Time Vulnerability Alerting: Provides alerts whenever a CVE is released for any tool in your stack –plus AI enabled recommendations and guidance for their remediation.
- Risk-Scoring that Drives Action: Quickly understand the risk, urgency, and severity of misconfiguration issues and vulnerabilities across your stack with AI suggested “quick wins” that rapidly improve your score and overall security posture.
- Unified View Across the Security Stack: Eliminate silos with centralized visibility into configuration health, vulnerabilities, and risk across every tool, team, and tenant in your environment.
- Instant Results, Minimal Overhead: Deploy SureStack in minutes via simple API integration and start getting actionable insights across your security stack – fast.
- Purpose-Built for Multi-Tenant Ops: MSSPs, MSPs, and complex orgs can monitor multiple environments securely, with clear tenant separation and centralized control.
- LLMs Trained on Your Unique Stack: Delivers AI-powered intelligence tuned to your unique stack “24/7/365” with comprehensive monitoring, drift detection, and smart recommendations.
- Laying the Foundation for Self-Healing: The future of SureStack includes capabilities to automate remediation of misconfigurations and vulnerabilities across your security stack – allowing machines to perform what they are best at and freeing up your resources.