In the world of cloud computing, managing and provisioning infrastructure has become a critical part of any organization's operations. Terraform, an open-source infrastructure as code (IaC) tool developed by HashiCorp, has emerged as a popular solution to automate the provisioning and management of cloud resources. With the advent of Terraform Cloud, the capabilities of this powerful tool have been enhanced even further. In this blog post, we'll delve into what Terraform Cloud is, how it differs from the open-source version, and the benefits it offers.
Terraform Cloud is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform built on top of the open-source Terraform tool. It provides a centralized workspace for teams to collaborate on infrastructure management, share Terraform configurations, and enforce security and compliance policies. Terraform Cloud streamlines the infrastructure management process by automating manual tasks, enabling version control, and providing a unified platform to track and monitor infrastructure changes.
Stream is the AI-native platform built to fight AI-enabled attacks. It autonomously prevents, detects, hunts, and remediates exposures and threats across production at machine speed - driving risk toward zero. It replaces the fragmented stack of scanners, runtime agents, exposure tools and playbooks with one live model of production.Defending Production needs a new approach: Stream is the only Autonomous Production Defense Platform that works across your entire production estate. It runs on a patented CloudTwin®, a high-fidelity security data harmonization layer that models Cloud, SaaS, identity, runtime, AI, network, perimeter, on-prem, security controls, and the behavior running on top of them into one live model of production: real-time, fully correlated, continuously updating. Not a snapshot. And it does not stop at boundaries - the boundaries that fragment every other tool are the same boundaries an attacker moves across. Inside CloudTwin they are one system.

