Marina Segal wants your cloud to say no

Cloud security spent a decade learning to see everything. Half of what it found is still open. Tamnoon’s CEO says the next decade belongs to machines that know when not to act, and as of today she is publishing what hers refused.

Marina Segal helped build the machines that see everything.

She was at Dome9 Security when it defined cloud security posture management, and at Check Point after it bought the company. The idea won completely. Today a misconfigured bucket, an open port or an over-permissioned role shows up in a console within minutes of being created, in any cloud, on any of a dozen scanners. Detection is finished. Nobody serious argues otherwise.

Then she watched what happened to the findings.

“Nothing,” she says. “Nothing happened to them. We built an industry that could see every problem in the cloud, and then we filed the problems....

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