CloudFence fills a unique gap in the cloud space. For a long time, getting real visibility into the cloud network and hypervisor layers has been incredibly difficult. CloudFence not only delivers a detailed level of insight in those areas, but also uses traditional AI/ML (NOT LLM) to establish a configuration baseline and perform anomaly detection on network behavior patterns.

They complement this with identity controls for cloud environments that feel especially relevant in the AI era. The result is observability, alerting, and control at the intersection of what identities are permitted to do and what they can actually access over the network. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There’s nothing in particular that I dislike. They’re still very much an early-stage company, and some of the more robust capabilities are still in development. That said, they take customer feedback directly, incorporate it into their roadmap, and deliver quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.