Alternatives to Trellix Cloud Workload Security

Akamai Guardicore Segmentation

The product suits organizations seeking granular segmentation policies and visibility across mixed infrastructure.

ColorTokens Xshield

Xshield is presented for enterprise and government customers managing data center, cloud, endpoint, container, IoT or OT environments.

Calico Open Source

It suits Kubernetes users seeking open-source networking, security policy, and observability across cloud, hybrid, or on-premises environments.

Hopr is aimed at security leaders, DevOps teams, and platform engineers managing workloads and APIs.

Cilium

Cilium suits teams managing workload networking who need policy, security, and observability capabilities in Linux environments.

Elisity Microsegmentation

It is aimed at healthcare, manufacturing and industrial organizations, and commercial enterprises securing mixed IT, IoT, OT, and IoMT environments.

Istio

Istio suits teams running distributed applications on Kubernetes that need traffic management, security, or observability features.

Aviatrix Zero Trust for Workloads

It is designed for enterprises securing dynamic, distributed, cloud-native workloads across one or more public clouds.

Calico Enterprise

It suits organizations seeking self-managed Kubernetes network security and observability, including multi-cluster connectivity and policy controls.

It suits enterprise and telco teams building Kubernetes networking, including clusters that need policy controls, multiple networks, or mixed Windows and Linux nodes.

It suits operators running Kubernetes on Linux, cloud, on-premises, or bare-metal infrastructure.

It suits organizations managing Juniper SRX environments across on-premises, cloud, or hybrid infrastructure.

Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium

It suits organizations operating Linux-based, self-hosted clusters across cloud and on-premises environments.

Tetrate Service Bridge

It is aimed at platform owners, application developers, and security administrators managing large multi-cluster, multi-tenant deployments.

Organizations securing Kubernetes workloads that want self-hosted deployment and web or API access.