Integrations
PAN-OS Data Source
Find risky accounts on your Palo Alto Networks firewalls before an attacker does.
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Integrations
VMware vSphere Data Source
Hydden now collects from VMware vSphere, so you can see who can sign in to the hosts that run your workloads.
Use case
One vSphere admin account can reach every virtual machine on a host. Hydden collects the accounts on your vSphere environment and flags the ones that carry risk.
Why it matters
Virtualization admins hold the keys to everything that runs on top. Those accounts belong in the same review as the rest.
How it works
1. Collect from vSphere
The accounts enabled on your vSphere environment.
2. Join the identity record
Each vSphere account is matched to the same person's other accounts.
3. Spot the risk
Risk insights flag the vSphere accounts that need a look.
Screens and documentation
The vSphere data source is available to all customers. Add it like any other source in Hydden.
Need configuration detail? Technical documentation is available to customers after sign-in.
Key benefits
Let's say John, an infrastructure lead, runs production on vSphere. He wants to know who can still sign in to the hosts. Here is what Hydden does.
- Collects the accounts on vSphere.
- Shows who owns each one, and which ones belong to nobody.
- Flags the risky accounts, so John can close them first.
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Google Cloud Data Source
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See who can reach your hosts
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