About Terraform

Multicloud Defense customers can use the Terraform Provider to: discover - onboard public cloud accounts, gain continuous asset visibility and detect indicators of compromise (IoC); deploy - Multicloud Defense Gateways to protect ingress, egress and east-west traffic; and defend - with multicloud (AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI) dynamic policies with continuously discovered cloud assets.

Attention

As of Multicloud Defense Controller version 23.10, you can connect a GCP folder as well as a GCP project using the Terraform provider. See Terraform Repository for more information.

The Multicloud Defense terraform provider is a “Verified” provider available from the Terraform registry. Customers can now use the Terraform provider for Multicloud Defense to bake security into their operations, that is, onboard their cloud accounts into Multicloud Defense, deploy Multicloud Defense Gateways and specify security policies to protect against ingress attacks from the Internet (WAF, IDS/IPS, Geo-IP), stop exfiltration on egress traffic (TLS decryption, IDS/IPS, AV, DLP, FQDN/URL filtering), and prevent east-west attacks between VPCs/VNets. The security policies can be specified based on cloud asset tags (for example, “dev”, “test”, “prod”, “pci”, “web”, “app1” and more).

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