Mission, a US-based Amazon Web Services (AWS) Premier Tier Services and ISV Accelerate Partner, today launched Mission Cloud Secure, a fully-managed Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) SaaS offering powered by the industry-leading CrowdStrike Falcon® cybersecurity platform. This new offering provides AWS customers with comprehensive managed security to stop cloud breaches.
With cloud exploitation cases growing 110% year-over-year and a widening cybersecurity skills gap, businesses need specialized, rapid-response services to combat cloud misconfigurations and breaches. Mission Cloud Secure combines Mission’s deep AWS expertise and Mission Control platform with CrowdStrike’s elite cyber expertise and best-in-class protection across endpoints, cloud workloads, identity and data, delivering comprehensive protection for AWS workloads.
Key features and benefits of Mission Cloud Secure include:
- 24/7 Managed Detection & Response (MDR): Leveraging CrowdStrike Falcon® Complete, AWS customers receive rapid threat detection and remediation across all areas of enterprise risk, supported by a 24/7 security team and backed by CrowdStrike’s breach prevention warranty.
- Proactive Threat Hunting: With continuous threat hunting powered by the AI-native Falcon platform and CrowdStrike’s expert analysts, organizations can detect and neutralize sophisticated attacks in real time, preventing compromises in cloud environments.
- Cloud-Native Security: Designed for distributed, cloud-native environments, securing both AWS services and endpoint devices seamlessly.
- Compliance Readiness: Provides tools to assist organizations in meeting major compliance frameworks such as PCI, HIPAA, and SOC 2, with audit readiness and unified reporting for streamlined compliance management.
For more information on Mission Cloud Secure, visit our Mission Cloud Secure webpage.
Mission Cloud Shares Their 2025 Predictions
Posted in Commentary with tags Mission Cloud on November 22, 2024 by itnerdJonathan LaCour, CTO, Mission Cloud shares a few predictions for 2025 that you will find interesting.
AI Integration with Existing Services: Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google will integrate AI capabilities into their existing services rather than offering them as standalone features
AI-Enhanced Products Rather Than Pure AI Services: Focus will be on practical applications built into existing products
App and AI Integration: Rather than AI completely replacing apps, there will likely be a hybrid approach where:
Traditional Cloud Trends:
The most interesting developments will be in how AI gets practically integrated into existing tools and services, rather than being offered as standalone capabilities.
To add to this, Dr. Ryan Ries, Chief AI and Data Scientist, Mission Cloud shares his predictions:
Prompt Configuration Management
Right now, everyone is trying to figure out how to store, maintain, and update their prompts. People are often just putting them into Python notebooks and storing them in GIT repositories, but it doesn’t feel quite right. My team has been working through methodologies and trying to figure out the best way to track and update prompts. This will be a big topic going forward, and we will see new systems coming online to help.
Autonomous Workflow Management
Autonomous workflow management refers to AI agents taking on entire business processes, from initial customer contact to final delivery, with minimal human intervention. I don’t think this is fully a 2025 thing — but we can expect to see autonomous workflow management crop up more and more in the next 5 years.
New Job Opportunities
Yes, AI agents will start to work autonomously, eventually requiring minimal human intervention. But, this means we will need a new kind of role: AI agent managers – someone who will make sure these AI agents perform their tasks and is able to fine-tune these agents over time.
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