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While the cloud may be a force multiplier for DevOps and IT Ops, for security teams, it can be a vulnerability. With SecOps taking the blame for stalled migration efforts, enterprises are recognizing the need to take a cloud-native approach to securing data and workloads rather than trying to retrofit old technology to new cloud security best practices. The cloud is proven to spur innovation and efficiency, but the speed at which new devices can be added—and new instances spun up—increases risk to data and applications. Traditional security tools focused on prevention, or those that rely on agents or logs for analysis, can’t keep up with the speed and scale of the cloud. They leave too many blind spots, add friction to development cycles, and slow down incident response. Without visibility into network traffic and the ability to analyze full packets, organizations are vulnerable to new and evolving threats, and security teams are forced to slow the pace of cloud migration.