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Unlocking Serverless Computing to Assess Security Controls
Cloud Katana is a cloud native tool developed from the need to automate the execution of simulation steps in multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments. This tool is an event-driven, serverless compute application built on the top of Azure Functions that expedites the research process and assessment of security controls. We are currently covering use cases in Azure, but we are working on extending it to other cloud providers.
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