Aqua Security

Bring runtime security into your existing monitoring workflows. The Aquasec integration with Prometheus helps DevOps and platform teams monitor security metrics and events alongside their operational data. Learn more: hubs.li/Q04CMpg80

An attack chain depends on each successful action creating the conditions for the next. This example follows a container intrusion as it moves from execution drift to a container breakout, fileless execution, secret access and malware staging. Aqua blocks the unauthorized operation at each stage before the attacker can use it to advance. Learn why detection and response alone are too slow for machine speed attacks: hubs.li/Q04Cf-S70

HTTP2Shell (CVE-2026-111497) affects Google's Brotli decompression library, but a vulnerable library does not always mean an exploitable application. Security teams should assess whether the affected code is reachable and prioritize remediation. Read more here: hubs.li/Q04CscHr0

Your last scan tells you what was true then. What’s running now? See how Aqua Real Time Scanning identifies new and changed images and helps teams understand current vulnerability exposure. Watch the 20-minute session: hubs.li/Q04BkqcP0

Aquasec’s platform and services are not affected by PHP2Shell. However, customer PHP workloads may be vulnerable. Learn how to identify exposure, apply security updates and use runtime controls to reduce risk while patching. hubs.li/Q04BZ9sQ0

What happens when a security tool detects an unauthorized action after it’s happened?   In this demonstration, a script is added to a running container and an attempt is made to execute it. A sensor can record the event, but the Aqua Enforcer intercepts the call at the kernel boundary and prevents the unauthorized action from completing.  Watch the full demonstration to see the architectural difference between detecting an action and stopping it: hubs.li/Q04Bfx9J0 #RuntimeSecurity #ContainerSecurity

Can financial institutions prove their security controls are reducing risk? Runtime enforcement and FAIR based risk modeling help validate protection and quantify financial exposure. Read our latest blog: hubs.li/Q04BKyWS0 #RuntimeSecurity #CyberRisk

AI is making familiar ransomware playbooks faster and easier to scale. How much damage can happen between detection and containment? Japan’s cyber emergency shows why runtime enforcement needs to act at the point of execution. hubs.li/Q04BgzCq0

Aqua is now Aquasec.  Our refreshed brand puts runtime security front and center. We’re building on unmatched runtime depth and inline enforcement with a clear purpose: helping organizations control what runs in the cloud.

🚀 Aqua is the 2026 CyberSecurity Breakthrough “Cloud Security Platform of the Year”! Following last year’s Secure AI win, this recognition reinforces our mission: stop attacks where applications run. hubs.li/Q04zCnFN0 #RuntimeSecurity #CyberSecurityBreakthrough

Many runtime security tools observe an action and report it after the kernel has already allowed it to happen.  Aqua operates differently. The Aqua Enforcer sits in the syscall path at the kernel boundary, where it can evaluate an unauthorized action and deny it before it completes. Watch the full webinar to see why the difference between visibility and control matters in runtime security: hubs.li/Q04zfZKl0 #RuntimeSecurity #CloudSecurity

A vulnerability scan is only as useful as the answer it gives you when risk changes. Real time scanning helps teams reassess exposure immediately. Runtime context can help show which findings matter more in production. More in the latest Aqua blog: hubs.li/Q04zh2Dt0

Move security findings into your remediation workflow. Aqua integrates with Jira to automatically create tickets from image scan findings, helping teams act without manually recreating each issue. Learn how: hubs.li/Q04z10w10

Supply chain security often treats runtime as the final stage. That operating model is backwards. Runtime shows which risks actually matter in production and provides intelligence that can strengthen security upstream. See what a runtime first model looks like: hubs.li/Q04yJrnm0

Private cloud control should reach the workload. See how Aqua helps VKS customers prevent unsafe deployments and stop threats at runtime. hubs.li/Q04xpl240 #VMware #VKS

Innovation is easy to claim. Patents make it tangible. Aqua holds 17+ patents for technologies that help organizations investigate attacks and stop threats at runtime. Explore them: hubs.li/Q04xpktL0 #RuntimeSecurity #CloudSecurity

A response measured in seconds can still be too late. Aqua enforces policy at the kernel boundary, blocking malicious operations before they complete. Because you cannot “unread” a stolen credential or reverse a completed container breakout. hubs.li/Q04xDSCZ0 #RuntimeSecurity

Attackers are moving at machine speed. Defense has to move faster than response. See how Aqua stops malicious actions at the point of execution before they succeed, spread, or cause damage. Learn more: hubs.li/Q04xxWSv0 #RuntimeSecurity #CloudSecurity #CyberSecurity

Good food, great people, and a toast to the year ahead. 🍎🍯 Yesterday, our Israel team came together to celebrate Rosh Hashanah with a festive toast, plenty of treats, and some quality time together. Wishing our employees, friends, and community in Israel a Shana Tova and a happy, sweet, and successful new year! ✨ Want to be part of moments like these? Check out our Careers page and come join us. 💙 hubs.li/Q04x6xcX0

Running VMware Tanzu in your private cloud? Aqua scans Droplets and container artifacts before deployment, then enforces security policy at runtime. See how Aqua protects Tanzu applications from build through runtime at VMware Explore. Visit Booth #302. Read more: hubs.li/Q04vcvtz0