WEBINAR
From Detection to Safe Action
Moving from "we found it" to "it's fixed."
What We Will Discuss
Modern Cloud Security tools have made detection faster than ever. But the industry is quietly shifting its attention to a harder question: how do we safely act on what we find? Gartner’s March 2026 research signals the move, and the data backs it up. The average critical cloud alert now sits open for 128 days, and only 18 percent of security teams can remediate at the speed their developers ship code.
Join us Wednesday, June 10th at 11am ET to walk through what closing that last mile actually requires. Not a single AI agent bolted onto a scanner, but three purpose-built layers working together. Cyera identifies what matters: the crown jewel data, who owns it, and how it is being used. Upwind brings the runtime view, monitoring real-time events in the cloud and giving security teams the ability to write custom policies around the assets Cyera has classified. Tamnoon closes the loop with safe and autonomous remediation, because the plan to remediate and what actually happens in production are often very different things. When an incident hits, Tamnoon picks up the phone.
The conversation tracks the data an attacker is after, what is happening in the environment right now, and how to resolve it without breaking anything in production. If the industry average is 128 days, the goal is hours.
What You Will Learn
How to classify cloud data by business impact, so remediation effort lines up with what actually matters to the organization
What a layered Cyera, Upwind, and Tamnoon workflow looks like in practice, from crown jewel identification to closed-loop resolution of cloud exposures
Why runtime context, not static configuration, is what makes a detection trustworthy enough to act on
How human-validated AI handles the gap between a remediation plan and what actually happens in production
How to set landmines in your environment that stop an attacker from progressing once they are inside
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