Skyhawk Security has had a really positive impact on our organization, especially in reducing false positives and speeding up incident response times. We have seen a dramatic reduction in alert volume, with customers using Skyhawk Security reporting around a 99% reduction in CNAPP alert noise. This means instead of drowning in thousands of daily alerts, our SOC team is now focusing on just 1% of alerts that actually matter. This has saved us weeks to months in remediation time because we are not wasting resources chasing false positives or addressing vulnerabilities that pose no real threat. While we have not tracked the exact numbers yet, we have seen our incident response time drop from around four to five hours to under 30 minutes for most alerts, which is a huge improvement. The biggest win is the reduction in false positives; instead of investigating 10 to 15 alerts per ticket, I am now looking at maybe one to two validation threats. I estimate we have saved about 60 to 70% time on alert triage, translating to probably 8 to 10 hours saved per week for me personally, which adds up to weeks of saved time across the whole team over a year. The ability to validate responses on the digital twin before deploying them also cuts our testing time from days to hours when creating new playbooks, allowing us to chase exploits much faster instead of waiting for attackers to find them first. A small detail I really appreciate about Skyhawk Security that I have not mentioned yet is how the platform explains every alert with clear actionable context, detailing exactly why something is a threat and what an attacker could do next. As someone who has been in SOC operations for about 8 to 10 years, dealing with Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, I am used to alerts that just notify me of something suspicious without much detail. Skyhawk Security walks me through the whole attack story with built-in evidence, so I do not have to waste time digging through logs and piecing things together myself. I also appreciate how it integrates with the tools I already use without requiring major changes to our workflow, which makes adoption smoother for our team. The platform updates continuously as our cloud environment changes, so I never have to worry about testing outdated configurations or missing newly added assets. The fact that it is agentless and can be up and running in our environment in minutes instead of weeks was a huge plus since we did not have to deal with deploying and managing agents across our setup. These smaller details might seem minor, but they add up, saving me real time and reducing mental load while juggling multiple security tickets throughout the day. My advice for others looking into using Skyhawk Security is that it will reduce your time and minimize your alerts for false positives, helping you a lot in the future. I rate this solution an 8 out of 10.
Cross Platform Development/Solutions Architect And Integrations at One1
Real User
Top 5
Apr 9, 2026
It is a matter of competitors and what the product gives to me. The value is worth it when I am getting the value from the price. Regarding the price, every customer can say that the price should be lower, but indeed the product is working very well. I think the value is worth it. I prefer working less with competitors and talking less about competitors. I rate this review a ten out of ten.
The advice I would give to others looking into using Skyhawk Security is to always understand what the impact of your tool is on your organization and not just what the tool shows you. There are a lot of tools in the market that are looking to increase the number of vulnerabilities and the number of findings to prove that they are doing something and identifying risks or vulnerabilities. When those vulnerabilities are identified, ensure that you are able to address them in some type of order, and that order is based on your needs and not on the need to show a large number of vulnerabilities. Skyhawk Security also has a CDR, a Cloud Detection and Response feature, that allows identification of abnormal activity in the cloud environment. I purchased Skyhawk Security through the AWS Marketplace. I would rate this product a 9 overall.
Cyber Security Analyst at a manufacturing company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Feb 20, 2024
I can view the alarms within the platform and subsequently implement various security measures in response. It assists with incident response by providing alerts and visual representations of different security events. However, the effectiveness can vary, and sometimes more effort is required for resolution. DDoS attacks, including detection of DTO POS and identification of malicious IPs, are critical aspects of security to ensure the availability and performance of your systems. The real-time monitoring feature provides enough services to meet the requirements of our security infrastructure. I rate Redware Cloud Native Protector a ten out of ten.
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Skyhawk Security has had a really positive impact on our organization, especially in reducing false positives and speeding up incident response times. We have seen a dramatic reduction in alert volume, with customers using Skyhawk Security reporting around a 99% reduction in CNAPP alert noise. This means instead of drowning in thousands of daily alerts, our SOC team is now focusing on just 1% of alerts that actually matter. This has saved us weeks to months in remediation time because we are not wasting resources chasing false positives or addressing vulnerabilities that pose no real threat. While we have not tracked the exact numbers yet, we have seen our incident response time drop from around four to five hours to under 30 minutes for most alerts, which is a huge improvement. The biggest win is the reduction in false positives; instead of investigating 10 to 15 alerts per ticket, I am now looking at maybe one to two validation threats. I estimate we have saved about 60 to 70% time on alert triage, translating to probably 8 to 10 hours saved per week for me personally, which adds up to weeks of saved time across the whole team over a year. The ability to validate responses on the digital twin before deploying them also cuts our testing time from days to hours when creating new playbooks, allowing us to chase exploits much faster instead of waiting for attackers to find them first. A small detail I really appreciate about Skyhawk Security that I have not mentioned yet is how the platform explains every alert with clear actionable context, detailing exactly why something is a threat and what an attacker could do next. As someone who has been in SOC operations for about 8 to 10 years, dealing with Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, I am used to alerts that just notify me of something suspicious without much detail. Skyhawk Security walks me through the whole attack story with built-in evidence, so I do not have to waste time digging through logs and piecing things together myself. I also appreciate how it integrates with the tools I already use without requiring major changes to our workflow, which makes adoption smoother for our team. The platform updates continuously as our cloud environment changes, so I never have to worry about testing outdated configurations or missing newly added assets. The fact that it is agentless and can be up and running in our environment in minutes instead of weeks was a huge plus since we did not have to deal with deploying and managing agents across our setup. These smaller details might seem minor, but they add up, saving me real time and reducing mental load while juggling multiple security tickets throughout the day. My advice for others looking into using Skyhawk Security is that it will reduce your time and minimize your alerts for false positives, helping you a lot in the future. I rate this solution an 8 out of 10.
It is a matter of competitors and what the product gives to me. The value is worth it when I am getting the value from the price. Regarding the price, every customer can say that the price should be lower, but indeed the product is working very well. I think the value is worth it. I prefer working less with competitors and talking less about competitors. I rate this review a ten out of ten.
The advice I would give to others looking into using Skyhawk Security is to always understand what the impact of your tool is on your organization and not just what the tool shows you. There are a lot of tools in the market that are looking to increase the number of vulnerabilities and the number of findings to prove that they are doing something and identifying risks or vulnerabilities. When those vulnerabilities are identified, ensure that you are able to address them in some type of order, and that order is based on your needs and not on the need to show a large number of vulnerabilities. Skyhawk Security also has a CDR, a Cloud Detection and Response feature, that allows identification of abnormal activity in the cloud environment. I purchased Skyhawk Security through the AWS Marketplace. I would rate this product a 9 overall.
I can view the alarms within the platform and subsequently implement various security measures in response. It assists with incident response by providing alerts and visual representations of different security events. However, the effectiveness can vary, and sometimes more effort is required for resolution. DDoS attacks, including detection of DTO POS and identification of malicious IPs, are critical aspects of security to ensure the availability and performance of your systems. The real-time monitoring feature provides enough services to meet the requirements of our security infrastructure. I rate Redware Cloud Native Protector a ten out of ten.