agent-vs-agentless-security 
Prisma Clud
FEBRUARY 9, 2023
Agent-Based Security: A Granular Approach Agent-based security tools are specialized software installed directly onto a device to perform security scans and tasks. The crucial thing to remember is that while agent-based security is excellent at its job, it can only protect the device it’s installed on.
Lacework
JULY 12, 2021
The move to the cloud has resulted in a shift in how we do security. The post Agent vs Agentless Security: Which One Is Better? Things move fast in the cloud, and you may not have the access you’re used to. The Shared Responsibility Model explains how this dynamic environment works. appeared first on Lacework.
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Aqua Security
MARCH 7, 2023
Finally, the long-lasting “agentless vs. agent” debate is over. If you want great cloud workload security, you need an agent. While many security professionals knew this from the start, plenty were misled into believing in the overhyped promise of agentless security. The inevitable result?
Lacework
NOVEMBER 9, 2021
The agent-based vs. agentless debate is not a new one and it continues to move to the forefront as more organizations adopt the public cloud and containerized environments. When considering the pros and cons of possible security solutions, it’s important to remember that cloud security is fundamentally a data problem.
Altexsoft
NOVEMBER 18, 2022
On-premises vs cloud infrastructure at a glance. Declarative vs imperative approach. Provisioning vs configuration management. Mutable vs immutable infrastructure. While this may be handy, each upgrade compromises your operation security. Agentless architecture is fairly easy to set up. Choosing an IaC tool.
Prisma Clud
FEBRUARY 29, 2024
Figure 1: Different types of cloud workloads Cloud Workload Security Challenges Securing cloud workloads involves protecting an increasingly large attack and dynamic surface. Agentless solutions provide seamless visibility into cloud workloads and the risks they present.
Tenable
APRIL 12, 2023
You can scan cloud systems for security problems in multiple ways depending on what your instances are running, how long they’re up and whether or not they can run an agent or be accessed with administrative credentials. Network scanning, installed agents, or public cloud APIs can all report findings, but there are tradeoffs.
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