In terms of the best features of Sweet Security, I haven't had any threat detected in the sense that there hasn't been any incident so far while Sweet Security is in place. In terms of vulnerabilities, I got some good findings and some good vulnerabilities were detected. Software that was on my infrastructure had known vulnerabilities and I was able to patch it timely. These things I was unaware of before installing Sweet Security on my infrastructure. So it was pretty good. The Layer 7 network traffic inspection in Sweet Security has been pretty good. It can understand the traffic that's coming and can find potential credentials from users in this traffic, for example. Overall, it can detect sensitive data in this traffic very well. Having runtime coverage with Sweet Security is also one of my audit requirements toward getting a certification. So having this in place will help me toward getting a certification in the future. Having real-time visibility into my cloud environment with Sweet Security has changed the way my team detects and responds to threats. I didn't have a tool in place before. I have established a process for potential real-time threat findings, but I haven't had any yet, so I was not able to test this process yet. Sweet Security helps unify various aspects of security detection into a single platform. It provides real-time infrastructure security and vulnerability management. It also monitors Layer 7 traffic for credential leaks and helps with vulnerability management on cloud accounts to detect if something is not configured properly. It's a lot of different functionality. For the time I have been using Sweet Security, I feel a bit more safe in the sense that there is something that continuously scans my infrastructure for issues. I didn't have a solution in place for that before. So it has provided me peace of mind. In terms of actual findings, it found several vulnerabilities in my software. This has been definitely a benefit toward operating more secure software on infrastructure.
