Runtime
Gatekeeper

Most security controls only start working after an application is already in production. By that point, risky code and unsafe behavior may already be exposed. Runtime Gatekeeper brings runtime intelligence into the release process so you can identify and stop dangerous applications before they reach production.

Runtime Gatekeeper analyzes how applications actually execute in real environments and predicts their behavior before deployment. If an application presents runtime risk, it is blocked. This reduces production incidents, prevents exposure, and ensures only safe software is released.
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