Aviatrix Clearance Solution Brief

In the cloud, workload traffic leaves through NAT gateways, pods, and shared AI agent interfaces that never touch the perimeter firewall. With patching and detection both falling behind, the remaining lever is governing every path a workload can use.

This solution brief shows how Aviatrix Clearance applies default-deny across every cloud through Outbound Containment, Lateral Containment, and Aviatrix Active Defense, with policy that follows workload identity rather than IP addresses. You can start in monitor mode, enforce one VPC at a time and back out in one action. Learn:

• The three back doors most cloud workloads leave through

• Why patching and detection alone can’t keep up

• Five properties any containment architecture must prove

• Two controls and an autonomous defense layer, bought in any order

• How to contain AI agents where gateways and tool policies can’t

• Where Clearance fits alongside the tools you already run

Download the solution brief to see how to contain a compromise before it spreads, without risking production.