Security News > 2021 > April > Threat Stack supports AWS Graviton2-based instances through the Threat Stack Cloud Security Platform
Threat Stack announced its ability to support AWS Graviton2-based instances through the Threat Stack Cloud Security Platform.
The rapid adoption of AWS Graviton2 workloads presents a challenge for security leaders as many of today's legacy tools do not support it.
Security teams need solutions that are compatible with AWS Graviton2 and can accelerate security and compliance for workloads running in this emerging environment.
"AWS Graviton2 represents major cost savings and performance benefits for our customers," said Brian Ahern, CEO, Threat Stack.
Threat Stack now supports Amazon EC2 instances powered by AWS Graviton2, with capabilities to collect relevant security and compliance telemetry, including user, process, file, and network behaviors.
With Threat Stack's unique combination of telemetry collection, behavioral rules, ML-powered anomaly detection, and in-house SOC for 24/7 365 security coverage, customers can ensure they have visibility to possible risk across cloud workloads, even as they migrate to AWS Graviton2.
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