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Introducing the Sysdig open source community
DEFENSE REPORT
AI Helps Teams Reduce MTTR by 76%
Sysdig named representative vendor in Gartner Market Guide for CNAPP
Blog Posts
2025 Gartner® CNAPP Market Guide: Runtime visibility is no longer optional
Threat hunting with Sysdig: Uncovering “IngressNightmare”
Open Source Spotlight: From alerts to action with AI-powered Falco Vanguard
Briefs
BRIEF. 2025 Cloud‐Native Security and Usage Report
This is a special edition of Sysdig’s 2025 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report, providing only the usage and analysis of the open source detection tool, Falco.
BRIEF. Top 5 Best Practices For Image Scanning
How do you manage container security risk without slowing down application delivery?
5 best practices for securing AWS cloud and containers
Learn how to automate efficient security and compliance controls in Amazon Web Services (AWS). Secure and accelerate your cloud innovation on AWS with five best practices for cloud and container security.
Case Studies
BigCommerce Achieves Real-Time Cloud Security
With Sysdig Secure, organizations were able to quickly scan their containers for impacted images and discern their risk in less than five minutes.
Healthcare IT Provider Cuts Alerts by 99.8%, Reduces Vulnerability Noise by 98%
Healthcare IT Provider boosts compliance automation by 75%, detects threats in real time & reduces audit prep by 80%
Loglass Scales Compliance to Secure Cloud Growth with Sysdig
Loglass accelerates cloud security and compliance on AWS in weeks, gains real-time risk visibility & AI guidance
Ebooks
Top 6 Use Cases for Monitoring Cloud-Native Workloads with Sysdig Monitor
Securing the Cloud: The Benefits of Falco with an Enterprise Experience
An ebook with 3 mini case studies heavily featuring Falco and how it works with Sysdig, plus a callout to Falco Feeds at the end.
Guides
Securing Kubernetes Checklist
This checklist to provide guidance on choosing the right approach to security for containers and Kubernetes to stay ahead of cloud-native threats.
Cloud Security 101 for Financial Services
A cloud security primer for security practitioners in financial services (finserv). Learn how to deal with the complex attack surface of the cloud with a multi-layered approach to cloud security.
Infographics
The Evolution of Modern Cloud Security
Remember asking your teachers why you needed to know history? They probably said that learning history is important in understanding how society has changed and progressed over time, and that we can learn from past experiences and mistakes.
The Grand Atlas of Software Security
This infographic demonstrates how to secure each stage of the software lifecycle, with a focus on the Shift Left approach, where early remediation reduces risks and costs.
Podcasts
Exploring Advanced Cybersecurity with Michael Isbitski
"Cybersecurity leader Mike Isbitski explores the intricacies of cloud-native security and vulnerability management in today's technological landscape. With over 25 years of experience, he provides valuable insights into the challenges and complexities organizations face in securing ephemeral infrastructure and machine identities in the cloud. This episode also explores the cautious adoption of AI in cybersecurity, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach that maintains operational functionality while addressing evolving security concerns."
Screaming in the Cloud: Benchmarking Security Attack Response Times in the Age of Automation with Anna Belak
"Anna Belak, Director of the Office of Cybersecurity Strategy at Sysdig, joins Corey on Screaming in the Cloud to discuss the newest benchmark for responding to security threats, 5/5/5. Anna describes why it was necessary to set a new benchmark for responding to security threats in a timely manner, and how the Sysdig team did research to determine the best practices for detecting, correlating, and responding to potential attacks. Corey and Anna discuss the importance of focusing on improving your own benchmarks towards a goal, as well as how prevention and threat detection are both essential parts of a solid security program."
Screaming in the Cloud: An Open-Source Mindset in Cloud Security with Alex Lawrence
"Alex Lawrence, Field CISO at Sysdig, joins Corey Quinn on Screaming in the Cloud to discuss how he went from studying bioluminescence and mycology to working in tech, and his stance on why open source is the future of cloud security."
Press Releases
Sysdig Unveils the Industry’s First Agentic Cloud Security Platform
With semantic analysis powered by autonomous AI agents, Sysdig Sage™ surfaces critical business risks and helps organizations fix them at the source in minutes
Sysdig Launches Open Source Community to Unite and Empower Millions of Cloud Security Innovators and Builders of All Levels
The company’s new forum establishes a place where Falco, Wireshark, Stratoshark, and sysdig OSS users can connect, collaborate, and growSAN…
Sysdig Launches the First Fully Integrated AI Analyst for Cloud Security
With AI-driven precision across prevention, detection, investigation, and response, Sysdig Sage™ equips teams to outpace cloud threats in real timeSAN…
Reports
2019 Container Usage Report
This data represents usage at companies around the world, from a broad range of industries. Our unique vantage point lets us discover details about the current use of infrastructure, applications, and containers, as well as security and compliance.
ISG Research. Cloud Native Observability Solutions Quadrant Report 2020
ISG Provider Lens™ Quadrant Report | September 2020. The ISG Provider Lens™ study offers the following to IT decision makers: (1) Transparency on the strengths and weaknesses of relevant providers, (2) A differentiated positioning of providers by segments, (3) A view of the global services market with a focus on the U.S.
ISG Research. Cloud Native Container Services 2022
ISG Provider Lens™ Quadrant Report | September 2022. The ISG Provider Lens™ study offers the following to IT decision makers: (1) Transparency on the strengths and weaknesses of relevant providers, (2) A differentiated positioning of providers by segments, (3) A view of the global services market with a focus on the U.S.
Videos
Detecting Threats to Kubernetes, Containers, and Google Cloud
See how Sysdig helps secure and accelerate innovation with Google Cloud.
Secure DevOps Practices at Yahoo Japan
With more than 3,000 developers and a large Kubernetes environment, learn how Yahoo Japan is preventing cyber-attacks and unauthorized access by introducing appropriate security measures for the container environment.
Securing and Monitoring AWS Container Services
Developers, operations, and security teams must work together to address key workflows to secure and monitor containers, Kubernetes and cloud services across...
Webinars
Practical AI Security in Multicloud Environments
Gee-Wiz! What a $30B Acquisition Means for Cloud Security and AI
The cloud security landscape changed overnight. With Google’s $30B+ acquisition of Wiz, CISOs, security leaders, and multi-cloud teams are left asking: What happens next?
Spring Cyber Solutions Fest 2025: Cloud Security Track
Discover the latest cybersecurity trends from the eighth annual Sysdig Global Cloud-Native and Usage 2025 Report, premiering at SANS Spring Cyber Fest 2025.
Whitepapers
Securing AI: Navigating a New Frontier of Security Risk
Organizations worldwide are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to gain insights, optimize operations, and remain competitive in an increasingly digitized economy. As businesses move workloads to cloud‑native environments to support these AI initiatives, they encounter a new frontier of security risk. For security managers building cloud security programs, it’s crucial to take a step back and ask: Does your current program truly cover the unique risks AI workloads bring?
The 555 Guide for Cloud Security Practitioners
The Sysdig 555 Benchmark for Cloud Detection and Response sets the standard for operating securely in the cloud, emphasizing the need for security teams to detect, triage, and respond to attacks within the average time it takes threat actors to conduct them: 10minutes.