Anton Chuvakin compares native cloud security tools to third-party vendors like Wiz. Native tools handle about 80% of use cases but lack the depth and polish of specialized platforms. His take comes from years at Gartner analyzing cloud security.
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So, law firms aside, Anton, you move on to some fresh fields of your next question.
Yeah. I kind of wanna touch on sort of another obvious question, maybe less obvious than the one about you being correct. But again, in my Gartner days, which at this point are quickly moving into the past, we did have to formulate the advice about, do you go to a third-party cloud security vendor, at the time mostly CSPM, or stick to the vendor? We typically, the classic advice from the late 2010s was that native tools built by the CSP are good enough for 80% of the use cases, but maybe lack the depth of the specialized vendors and also lack, of course, the beautiful UX. Again, I'm not blaming Tim for SCC UX, but we do know that cloud provider-built stuff isn't as beautiful as, say, made from Wiz.