My main use case of Skyhawk Security is cutting through the massive volume of alerts I deal with daily in my SOC operation. I primarily use it to validate which cloud vulnerabilities are actually exploited and weaponized before attackers can exploit them, so I can focus on real threats instead of chasing thousands of false positives from our Microsoft Sentinel and Defender alerts. The automation of purple team features lets me simulate real attacks against our cloud environment without touching production, which helps me prioritize remediation based on actual business risk rather than just CVSS score. This especially helped me when I was handling 10 to 15 tickets daily and I needed to quickly identify which ones were genuinely weaponized and which threats could impact our critical cloud assets. Basically, I use it to trust but verify our security alerts, making sure I'm spending my time on incidents that actually matter instead of chasing noise.
Cross Platform Development/Solutions Architect And Integrations at One1
Real User
Top 5
Apr 9, 2026
I have moved to another niche and switched to work with the Oracle Cloud platform. I need clarification on the scenario and case regarding Oracle Cloud and Oracle Fusion, specifically what the request or issue is.
Skyhawk Security helps me identify threats in the cloud and misconfigurations in my environment and prioritize vulnerabilities based on their severity, but also based on the probability of a vulnerability being weaponized against my system. Skyhawk Security processes all the vulnerabilities that are identified by my CSPM, which is Wiz. They take tens, sometimes hundreds of thousands of vulnerabilities, and they help me identify the ones that are exploitable. From those, they identify the ones that are weaponizable against my system. They also let me know which of the weaponizable vulnerabilities can affect some of our most important assets, which they call Crown Jewels.
We use it to check compliance with iso27001. We have a full AWS environment and we need to stay updated with the derive of our infrastructure from ISO best practices. Through CNP we are able, even if we are a small team, to be notified if something change and to remediate it in a short time. We also use exportable reporting for our periodic meeting with the steering committee to update it about the status of our infrastructure. We use notifications through Slack and for use is very convenient to be notified in this way
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My main use case of Skyhawk Security is cutting through the massive volume of alerts I deal with daily in my SOC operation. I primarily use it to validate which cloud vulnerabilities are actually exploited and weaponized before attackers can exploit them, so I can focus on real threats instead of chasing thousands of false positives from our Microsoft Sentinel and Defender alerts. The automation of purple team features lets me simulate real attacks against our cloud environment without touching production, which helps me prioritize remediation based on actual business risk rather than just CVSS score. This especially helped me when I was handling 10 to 15 tickets daily and I needed to quickly identify which ones were genuinely weaponized and which threats could impact our critical cloud assets. Basically, I use it to trust but verify our security alerts, making sure I'm spending my time on incidents that actually matter instead of chasing noise.
I have moved to another niche and switched to work with the Oracle Cloud platform. I need clarification on the scenario and case regarding Oracle Cloud and Oracle Fusion, specifically what the request or issue is.
Skyhawk Security helps me identify threats in the cloud and misconfigurations in my environment and prioritize vulnerabilities based on their severity, but also based on the probability of a vulnerability being weaponized against my system. Skyhawk Security processes all the vulnerabilities that are identified by my CSPM, which is Wiz. They take tens, sometimes hundreds of thousands of vulnerabilities, and they help me identify the ones that are exploitable. From those, they identify the ones that are weaponizable against my system. They also let me know which of the weaponizable vulnerabilities can affect some of our most important assets, which they call Crown Jewels.
We use the product for monitoring and integrating web services.
We use it to check compliance with iso27001. We have a full AWS environment and we need to stay updated with the derive of our infrastructure from ISO best practices. Through CNP we are able, even if we are a small team, to be notified if something change and to remediate it in a short time. We also use exportable reporting for our periodic meeting with the steering committee to update it about the status of our infrastructure. We use notifications through Slack and for use is very convenient to be notified in this way