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Getting Started with Prowler SDK-Core
NEW Date: Join us for a virtual Learning Lab February 27th @ 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM PT
On February 27th, join Prowler Engineers Adrián Peña and Pepe Fagoaga for an in-depth introduction to the Prowler SDK-Core. If you’re new to Prowler—or just haven’t explored our SDK yet—now’s the perfect time to see how it can help you automate security assessments, enhance compliance, and tailor cloud security to your needs.
What to Expect
- Build Custom Security Workflows – Use the SDK-Core to define security and compliance checks that fit your cloud environment.
- No Black Boxes, Full Transparency – Since Prowler is open source, you’ll see exactly how security checks work—no hidden logic, just high-signal insights.
- Multi-Cloud, Your Way – Whether you’re securing AWS, GCP, Azure, or Kubernetes (or a mix of all of the above!), we’ll show you how to adapt Prowler to your specific security requirements.
- Live Q&A with the Team – Have questions about Prowler, Open Cloud Security, or best practices? Bring them and we’ll answer them live.
Why Open Matters
Prowler is built in the open because we believe transparency fosters real innovation and trust. In a world of rapidly evolving threats, rigid, one-size-fits-all tools can leave you juggling too many false positives—and missing genuine issues. By contrast, open solutions let you adapt quickly and tap into a global community of security experts. We think it’s the best way to keep pace with (and stay ahead of) modern cloud risks.
Ready to see it in action? Mark your calendar for February 27 at 9:00 AM PT, and come learn all about Prowler’s SDK-Core. We can’t wait to show you what’s new in Prowler 5!
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