Orca Security and Imperva Data Security compete in the cybersecurity domain. Imperva is perceived as offering superior features and functionalities, which users find worth the investment.
Features: Orca Security offers comprehensive security visibility, ease of identifying vulnerabilities across cloud environments, and seamless scalability. Imperva Data Security provides robust data protection capabilities, superior integration features, and advanced analytics tools.
Room for Improvement: Orca Security needs to enhance continuous monitoring, expand support for more environments, and improve threat detection accuracy. Imperva Data Security requires improvements in user navigation, reduction in system complexity, and enhancement of configurability.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: Orca Security has a straightforward deployment process, often completing setup swiftly. Imperva Data Security, requiring more time for implementation, benefits from robust customer support and comprehensive assistance during deployment.
Pricing and ROI: Orca Security is noted for competitive pricing, providing significant value relative to setup costs. Imperva Data Security, while potentially higher in setup expense, delivers a strong return on investment due to its extensive feature set, making it a preferred choice for high-level data protection.
Protecting the sensitive data that fuels your business requires a great deal more than encryption and backup. Security teams need to know where sensitive data resides, who accesses it, and when abuse occurs in order to take immediate action.
At Orca Security, we’re on a mission to make it fast, easy, and cost effective for organizations to address critical cloud security issues so they can operate in the cloud with confidence.
Key Platform Features:
Agentless: Complete, centralized coverage of the entire cloud estate, without the need for installing and configuring agents or layering together multiple siloed tools. Full visibility of cloud misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, workload protection, malware scanning, image scanning, file integrity monitoring and more.
Asset Inventory: Get a complete inventory of all your public cloud assets, including detailed information on installed OSes, software, and applications, as well as data and network assets such as storage buckets, Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs), and Security Groups.
Attack Path Analysis: Visualize attack vectors to critical assets or crown jewels. See which assets are susceptible to lateral movement, assume roles, privilege escalation, and more.
Risk Prioritization: Prioritize the 1% of risks that matter the most, based on impact scores. Secure the vulnerabilities and misconfigured targets (critical assets) and eliminate the potential risks residing on the attack paths to those targets.
Cloud Threat Detection: Monitor for malicious activity within your entire cloud estate. Be aware of detected threats, user behavior anomalies and more.
Breach Forensics: Log every change and all activity into a central repository for investigation procedures to confirm or deny entry and compromises within the cloud estate.
Cloud To Dev (Shift Left): Orca’s built-in shift left capabilities enables DevOps to focus more security attention earlier in the CI/CD pipelines. Security teams are able to trace a production risk (misconfiguration or vulnerability) directly to the original source code repository from which it came, even down to the exact line of code that is at the root of the identified risk.
Compliance: Choose from over 60 preconfigured compliance frameworks, cloud security best practices, CIS Benchmarks, or design and build your own compliance framework for fast and continuous reporting.
Security Score: The Orca Security Score is found on Orca’s Risk Dashboard and is updated daily. The overall score is calculated based on performance in the following five categories - Suspicious Activity, IAM, Data at Risk, Vulnerable Assets, and Responsiveness. Since the scores are percentage based and not raw numbers, you can objectively make comparisons to other organizations within your industry or business units of different sizes. In addition to reporting to senior management, the Orca Security Score can help with internal self-monitoring, as a way of measuring risk mitigation efforts, to know where to focus efforts, and track progress.
Orca Security Benefits
Consolidate technologies to reduce costs and complexity:
“The more I can get out of this one solution, the better. I see Orca as the tool where we get all cloud-related security data.” - Joshua Scott, Head of Security and IT | Postman
Avoid costly breaches:
"I look at proactive asset discovery, configuration management, and vulnerability management as being able to find a vulnerability before the bad guys do and being able to deal with it before something exploits it. This is what Orca does for us." - Doug Graham, CSO & CPO | Lionbridge
Increase team productivity and efficiency by focusing on high-value activities and solving the 1% of risks that matter most:
"Orca is unique in that it locates vulnerabilities with precision and delivers tangible, actionable results – without having to sift through all the noise." - Aaron Brown, Senior Cloud Security Engineer | Sisense
Quick Time-to-Value with Immediate ROI:
"Orca told us we could have some visibility within 5 or 10 minutes, and I thought, ‘There’s no way.’ Well, I was wrong. They really did it." - Thomas Hill, CISO | Live Oak Bank
Reduce MTTR and remove operational friction:
“We can’t ask developers things like ‘Did you think about security? When you start a new VM on AWS, can you please let me know so I’m able to scan it? Can you please deploy an agent on that machine for me?’ We need a better way to work. Orca provides that better way by eliminating organizational friction.” - Erwin Geirnaert, Cloud Security Architect | NG Data
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