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Application Security

Empower DevSecOps at scale with a unique approach to securing cloud-native applications at runtime combined with intelligent automation.

Seamlessly integrate DevSecOps for better business outcomes

  • Obtain real-time, full stack application security insights to release better, more secure software faster
  • Automate application security into CI/CD toolchains to mitigate risk and lower exposure time and business impact
  • Promote security awareness and ownership for more efficient collaboration and improved effectiveness
Empower teams

A new approach to cloud application security powered by AI and automation

Reduce the cost of investigating logs related to a current or suspected security incident, like an application attack. Quickly and confidently verify what happened, leverage observability context to analyze, and take proactive action to strengthen defenses

Deploy confidently with continuous automatic coverage for dynamic containerized cloud-native stacks

Plug into existing tools and processes to intelligently automate the creation, assignment, and resolution of vulnerability tickets. Automatically validate if critical application vulnerabilities are fixed before releasing to production.

Prevent, identify and resolve exposures faster with precise risk and impact assessment

Proactively detect vulnerabilities across all layers of your application stack in real time. Confidently implement countermeasures and remediate with automated analysis of runtime context and security intelligence.

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FREE EBOOK

Six DevSecOps best practices for data-driven automation

As organizations adopt cloud-native technologies, DevSecOps best practices become a top priority for teams looking to increase DevSecOps automation.

But while cloud-native technologies provide organizations with greater capability, flexibility, and scale, they also make application environments more complex. This complexity makes it harder to ensure that applications are secure.

In most organizations, development and security teams operate separately. Integrating development, operations, and security practices is a crucial first step toward improving DevSecOps automation and security response. However, teams still struggle with cross-team collaboration and keeping up with fast-evolving security vulnerabilities and attacks.

This eBook presents six essential DevSecOps best practices that provide a blueprint to help teams optimize DevSecOps automation, efficiency, and application security.

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Quickly investigate application security incidents

Unify, store, and contextually analyze massive volumes of application security data with speed and cost-efficiency using a causational data lakehouse.

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Unlock value from all your application security data by automatically connecting and analyzing logs together with all other observability data. Immediately investigate logs relevant to an application security incident to audit what happened, identify attack paths, and determine counter measures.

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Want to see what intelligent observability powered by AI and automation can do for you? Get a free trial of the Dynatrace platform now.

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Powerful core technologies

Get precise answers and automation through hypermodal AI, with automatic discovery and topology mapping across billions of dependencies.

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As part of our digital transformation journey, Auto Club Group adopted a multi-cloud strategy, along with agile and SecDevOps approaches to delivering modern applications. However, these practices can introduce gaps in security and observability on exploitable vulnerabilities in the run-time stack, like the recent critical Log4J Shell vulnerability. Turning on the Dynatrace Application Security Module™, we were able to quickly identify vulnerabilities while having the capability to continuously monitor the security environment in our critical business applications.
Gopal Padinjaruveetil CISO, Auto Club Group