Tenable One Cloud Security vs Uptycs CNAPP

Tenable One Cloud Security, described in the product details as Tenable One Cloud Exposure, is a CNAPP for finding and reducing risk across multi-cloud and hybrid environments. It discovers cloud compute, identity, and data assets, then maps access and exposure paths. Risk prioritization covers misconfigurations, excessive permissions, vulnerabilities, and exposed sensitive data. Infrastructure-as-code scanning checks Terraform, CloudFormation, and Kubernetes manifests for misconfigurations, compliance gaps, and policy violations. The platform integrates with AWS, Azure, and GCP, plus services such as AWS Control Tower and Entra ID. Identity integrations include Google Workspace, Okta, OneLogin, and Ping Identity; workflow connections include Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, ticketing, notification, and SIEM tools. It checks against CIS, NIST, and PCI DSS frameworks and provides guided remediation. Tenable says optional in-account scanning keeps scan data in the customer cloud. The paid product has no free plan or trial. Pricing is customized by billable cloud resources and is available standalone or as part of Tenable One.

Uptycs CNAPP provides risk visibility, protection, and prevention for hybrid cloud workloads from build time through runtime. It combines continuous workload scanning, agentless scans, and eBPF runtime insights to catalog software across assets. Workload risk scores connect attack paths and runtime threats with context such as committed code. Build-time scanning covers AMIs, images, infrastructure as code, and code repositories, including alerts for third-party dependency vulnerabilities. Uptycs says runtime defenses can stop threats such as cryptominers and reverse shells in real time, with customized FIM and YARA policies. Investigations can draw on Attack Path, Ask Uptycs, Unified Threat Hunting, Juno AI Analyst, and historical or real-time queries. Listed out-of-the-box compliance reports cover SOC 2, CIS, PCI DSS, HITRUST, NIST, DISA, ISO, and FedRAMP. It supports AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Pricing starts at $36 a year for Discover — Workload, equivalent to $3.00/month billed annually, but the minimum order is $12K per year. Workload units support up to 8 processing cores; historical raw telemetry retention is 7 days by default.