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Secure Automation and Data Movement for a Hybrid World

Level up critical API-driven communications from anywhere to anywhere

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THE CHALLENGE

API traffic makes up over 90% of traffic across our networks and the cloud. Yet IAM for automated API- driven automation and data movement is weak.

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Add to that the communication happens across sprawling hybrid environments in numerous clouds and on-premise. This is where adversaries are capitalizing and APl attacks are exploding and projected to increase < ADD A STATISTIC>.

API secrets, tokens, certificates = Identity and Access Management.

The time is now to elevate API Identity and Access Management and pin automated traffic to only trusted machines.

The Corsha Solution

Corsha builds and manages identities (not secrets) for every trusted API client in your core application infrastructure. Easily provision cryptographic identities, automatically rotate them, used one-time-use credentials, start/stop access in real-time, logically manage machines.

Automate service-to-service communication with a Kubernetes-native and platform-agnostic approach. Uniformly provision and manage identities for services, workloads, virtual machines in the cloud with support for Kubernetes, Service Meshes, Docker containers, and more. Corsha ensures your data only flows to and from trusted services, no matter where they are deployed.

Corsha can provide a dynamic layer of identity and one-time-use credentials to service account tokens and PK| certificates, pushing past these static factors and limitations of Auth 2.0 for client credentia grants.

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Critical Application ecosystems like your CI/ CD Pipelines and Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are a mix of internal and external APl-driven services. TheNorth-South communication routinely happens today not only across hybrid environments but to/from third-party services outside of an enterprise's control. Corsha provides the layered identity and authentication in these critical data flows to integrate seamlessly with and enforce one-time use credentials even to third-party apps.

Control your code and the products you build as they traverse SaaS platforms and hybrid environments to get from code to cloud.

  • Pin communication in CI/CD Pipelines

    Implement identity verification and continuous authentication across platforms like Github, Jenkins, and Artifactory layering Corsha's MFA on top of simple builtin API tokens and IP allowlisting.

  • Preserve Artifact Integrity

    Strengthen API connections to repositories like Artifactory with robust authentication and access control. Ensure the safety of your digital assets and maintain control at every step.

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Your Security Operations Center is more than likely coming in and out of your enterprise network to third-party services like Splunk, ServiceNow,CrowdStrike, SwimLane, and more. There may be only so much that you can turn up the dial on API Identity and AccessManagement with these third party apps.

  • Restrict access to Third Party Apps from pinned Internal Services

    Use simple, drop-in proxies that enforce one-time-use credentials instead of dealing with secrets hygiene or ever-growing IP allowlists. Dynamic apps and services deserve dynamic identity and access control.

  • Regulate access between systems and services in real-time

    Start and stop access to third-party apps in your SOC for a machine or group of machines with the push of a button in Corsha's control plane.

  • Respond to threats and events in your SIEM in real-time

    If a security event is triggered for a workload, temporarily or permanently cut off its API access to other systems or services. Mitigate any further impact this compromised workload has on your security infrastructure.

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The Purdue Model for Industrial Control System (ICS) Security
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Level 0 is the physical devices that form the foundation of the equipment, such as motors, pumps, sensors, and valves.

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Level 1 is the systems that supervise and direct the devices at Level 0, including Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Remote Terminal Units (RTUs), and Intelligent Electronic devices (IEDs).

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Level 2 involves devices that manage the overall processes of the system, such as human-machine interfaces (HMIs) and SCADA software, which enable human operators to monitor and control the system. These are often laptops/ workstations or touch pendants.

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Level 3 facilitates the management of production workflows and includes batch management, manufacturing operations management (MOM), manufacturing execution systems (MES), and data historians. The Industrial Demilitarized Zone (IDMZ) serves as a buffer between the IT and OT networks. The IDMZ helps prevent infections within the IT environment from spreading to OT systems and vice versa.

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Level 4 encompasses systems such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, databases, email servers, and other logistics-related systems that manage manufacturing operations and provide communication and data storage.

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Finally, Level 5 is the enterprise network, which is not an ICS environment but collects data from ICS systems for business decisions.

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Corsha helps your enterprise keep pace with automation - with any change to code, more than secrets management, from anywhere to anywhere.

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