The Feature Matrix
Every cell is a claim backed by data. Hover any card to see the architecture behind the number. Shield vs. legacy SIEM, standalone EDR, and cloud-native CNAPP.
Inline stream processing with eBPF kernel hooks — sub-400ms end-to-end.
Log-batch ingestion introduces 4–8 second baseline delay.
Agent polling cycle every 1–2 seconds; cloud relay adds latency.
API-based polling from cloud control plane; 2–5s typical.
Behavioral baseline + ML anomaly scoring eliminates noise.
Rule-based correlation generates alert storms on busy networks.
Signature + heuristic mix; tuning required per environment.
Misconfiguration alerts dominate; runtime signal is weak.
Automated playbooks execute containment before analyst review.
Alert → ticket → analyst → manual action pipeline.
Isolation available but requires analyst confirmation.
Cloud resource quarantine; no runtime remediation.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, NIST CSF, FedRAMP + 8 more out-of-box.
Reporting templates for major frameworks; evidence collection manual.
Endpoint-only coverage; gaps in cloud and network controls.
Strong cloud config coverage; weak on runtime and network.
API-first with auto-discovery. Full coverage in under 2 hours.
Parser development, correlation rule tuning, and log source onboarding.
Agent rollout via MDM; large fleets require staged deployment.
Cloud connector setup is fast; runtime sensor rollout takes days.
Compliance Coverage
Stop assembling evidence packs the week before your audit. Shield maps every control to real-time telemetry — continuous compliance, not point-in-time snapshots.
Architecture That Acts, Not Alerts
Four layers of defense that operate in milliseconds. No SIEM correlation delay. No analyst-in-the-loop bottleneck. Every layer feeds the next.
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"We were 3 weeks from our SOC 2 Type II deadline with a legacy SIEM that was producing 400 false positives a day. Shield went live in 90 minutes and cut that to 2."