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One Platform From Code to
Cloud to Every Device

Quick answer
TigerGate is a code-to-cloud security platform that also covers the people and machines around your software. One console secures source code, cloud and Kubernetes, running workloads, developer laptops (shadow AI and risky dependencies), email, and servers — and maps every finding to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS and 38+ compliance frameworks.

How the Layers Connect

A leaked key found on a developer laptop (Endpoint) lights up the IAM role it unlocks (CIEM), the workload that role touches (CSPM), and the running process using it (eBPF runtime). Three findings in three tools becomes one attack path in one platform.

A phished user's session (Email) ties back to the Microsoft 365 tenant posture, the mailbox rules created after the compromise, and the OAuth app the attacker registered. Response actions — session revoke, mailbox rule reversal, token rotation — all fire from the same console.

Every finding, across every layer, maps automatically to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, FedRAMP and CERT-In evidence.

Platform FAQ

Code (SAST, SCA, secrets, IaC, DAST), cloud (CSPM, KSPM, container, DSPM), runtime (eBPF-based CWPP and CDR), developer and employee endpoints (shadow AI, dependency and extension security), email (API-based phishing, BEC and account takeover), Linux and cloud-VM servers, AI/LLM applications, and compliance automation for 38+ frameworks — all in one console with usage-based pricing.
Correlation. One security graph can connect a leaked token on a developer laptop to the repo it was taken from, the cloud role it unlocks, and the production workload it reaches. Best-of-breed point tools cannot produce that single chain, which is where most real-world cloud incidents sit.
They are separate agents built for different hosts. The endpoint agent is a lightweight userspace component for macOS, Windows and Linux employee devices, deployed via MDM. The runtime agent is an eBPF-based agent for Linux servers, Kubernetes nodes, and containers.
Every product is modular and usage-based. Teams typically start with one or two pillars (for example CSPM + code security, or endpoint + runtime) and add the rest as the program matures. Bundles are available for teams adopting multiple modules.
Wiz is cloud-first and adding code; Snyk is code-first and adding cloud; Abnormal is email- and identity-focused. TigerGate covers all three layers plus endpoint, servers and runtime from day one, with transparent usage-based pricing. See /compare for dated comparisons.

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