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In CyStack Cloud Security, we define that a Target is an object that needs to be secured. We currently support the following types of target:
It represents a website or web application and is identified by its URL, e.g. https://cystack.net
It represents a server or a list of servers and is identified by their domains, IP addresses or CIDR, e.g cystack.net , 12.13.14.15 , 13.17.18.3-13.17.18.10 , 123.123.0.0/8
Cloud services offered by AWS, Google Cloud or Azure are widely used. But if users set up them incorrectly, they will face security threats.
The cloud service target represents a cloud service account and is identified by a pair of Access key / Secret key / E.g.
Access key = AHIGQ123456789123456 Secret key = SECRET123456789.
These keys are stored securely on our side by using AWS KMS and the algorithm AES256. We only use them for security purposes described in the features of CyStack Cloud Security.
It represents an email of invidual or business and is identified by its address. E.g, contact@cystack.net
Your email address is stored securely and is only used for security purposes described in the features of CyStack Cloud Security.
