Tamnoon CEO Marina Segal on the Self-Healing Cloud: Why It Starts With a Machine That Knows When Not to Act
Summary: Tamnoon launched a public Cloud Remediation Index and a record of remediations its engine declined, built on 14.86 million detections across hundreds of enterprise cloud environments. That dataset shows 53% of everything ever detected remains open, up from 41% a year earlier, and a critical finding now takes an average of 150 days to close, up from 128, against a CrowdStrike-cited eCrime breakout time of 29 minutes.
Key Takeaway: The gap is the stake: 150 days to close a critical cloud finding against 29 minutes for an attacker to move laterally, with more than half of all detections still open. Tamnoon's own pitch is that most auto-remediation agents sit switched off in production because a wrong automated change surfaces as an outage with a change ticket naming who approved it.
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