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Block Data Exfiltration: Runtime Zero Trust Control for Outbound Cloud Communication
Data breaches don't cause damage at the moment of entry. They cause damage when sensitive data leaves, quietly, over encrypted outbound connections that look completely legitimate. DLP tools need to inspect payloads. SIEM and EDR alert after the data is already gone. Perimeter firewalls were never designed to govern distributed cloud egress. Aviatrix takes a different approach entirely: instead of inspecting what the data is, it controls where the data can go, enforcing Zero Trust on outbound cloud communication before anything leaves the environment.
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Why cloud environments make data exfiltration so difficult to stop: traffic is encrypted by default, SaaS and API usage looks legitimate, and serverless and Kubernetes workloads bypass traditional egress controls entirely
How Aviatrix enforces destination-based, allow-only egress policy inline across VMs, Kubernetes, serverless, and hybrid environments, without decrypting payloads, deploying agents, or changing applications
How blocking unauthorized outbound destinations stops command-and-control channels and staged exfiltration paths before sensitive data leaves, directly constraining MITRE ATT&CK exfiltration and command-and-control techniques
How this approach strengthens compliance posture for data sovereignty and residency requirements without relying on content classification or payload inspection
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