DevOps/Engineering teams. Thousands of security tickets are opened, and an overwhelming number of real time alerts are triggered, but the majority of them are ignored or remain unsolved, and no real security is achieved. The use of runtime insights and Kubernetes context is crucial for securing the cloud and breaking this cycle. ARMO Platform uses an eBPF-based runtime sensor to record application behavior and related activities. The recorded baseline is then enriched with relevant context from Kubernetes events, CI/CD data, cloud data and containers’ data. The result is an Application Profile DNA (APDTM), which is the holistic baseline for applications’ normal behavior, configuration, and policies. Using APDTM, ARMO Platform enables automatic and continuous cloud security posture management to harden cloud-native infrastructure and workloads and to remediate security risks without breaking applications. By detecting and responding to anomalous behaviors, malicious activities and malware, ARMO cloud detection & response (CDR) protects workloads from cyberattacks at runtime. It instantly detects and responds to them without flooding teams with alerts. ARMO Platform enables DevOps, security, and platform teams to eliminate the security noise in their clusters from thousands of irrelevant alerts and focus on the most important and exploitable threats. This allows them to shift from managing hypothetical security issues to mitigating actual risks and providing them with the means to remediate them. ARMO Platform protects any type of cloud and Kubernetes deployments: managed, on-premises, and air-gapped. ARMO is an open-source-driven company and the creator of Kubescape, a leading open-source Kubernetes security project, now an official CNCF project. Kubescape is deployed and tested across over 100K clusters in environments as small as a few workloads, and up to enterprise scales with over 50K running workloads.