Phoenix Security + Google Cloud Platform: ASPM for Smarter Application Security and Cloud Vulnerability Management

Phoenix Security Available on GCP

Phoenix Security is now officially available on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Marketplace, giving organizations a faster path to deploy ASPM (Application Security Posture Management) and AI-powered vulnerability management across modern, cloud-native environments.

This launch simplifies how DevSecOps and security teams protect complex application ecosystems. With a few clicks, customers can deploy Phoenix directly within GCP, gaining unified visibility and automated remediation from code to cloud — without disrupting developer velocity.

Unified Context Across Code, Cloud, and Containers

Phoenix Security ingests data from repositories, CI/CD pipelines, containers, and cloud assets to build a live, contextual view of every vulnerability. By mapping ownership automatically through YAML definitions and integrations with tools like ServiceNow, Backstage, and Okta, Phoenix eliminates the guesswork of who owns what.

Every finding is enriched with business impact, exploitability, and exposure data, enabling teams to prioritize the risks that matter most. This is true ASPM application security vulnerability management — adaptive, data-driven, and ready for automation.

Fixing Vulnerabilities Faster with AI-Driven Remediation

Security teams can now move beyond triage. Phoenix Security’s AI Remediation Agent suggests and validates fixes directly in GitHub, merging verified patches securely through existing workflows. Combined with GCP’s scalability, enterprises can transform remediation from a bottleneck into a continuous process that keeps pace with cloud deployments.

With Phoenix Security on Google Cloud, organizations can:

  • Deploy in minutes through the Google Cloud Marketplace
  • Unify visibility across multi-cloud and hybrid environments
  • Detect and remediate cloud misconfigurations before they become incidents
  • Empower developers through DevSecOps automation that aligns with existing pipelines
  • Enhance compliance posture with clear, auditable risk reduction metrics

Security that Moves as Fast as the Cloud

“Security teams want precision, not more noise,” said Francesco Cipollone, CEO of Phoenix Security. “Our collaboration with Google Cloud brings together the scalability of GCP with Phoenix’s ASPM engine — giving organizations a clear path from detection to verified fix, faster than ever.”

Phoenix Security’s availability on GCP Marketplace and feature on the Gemini marketplace reflects its commitment to helping organizations fix what truly matters, enabling secure innovation through automation, collaboration, and risk-based intelligence.

Explore Phoenix Security on the Google Cloud Marketplace or discover how the Phoenix ASPM platform unifies vulnerability management, DevSecOps visibility, and cloud misconfiguration remediation at scale.

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The information in this article is also available in greater detail in the eBook – A threat-centric approach on vulnerabilities.

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Alfonso brings experience running international teams for multi-million dollar, technologically advanced projects for Telefónica, IBM and Vodafone. Alfonso joins with two decades of experience working for tech leaders, including at Dell EMC, Yahoo! and Intershop.

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Derek got his start in the hardware engineering space where he learned about designing circuits and building assemblies for commercial and military applications. He later pursued a computer science degree in order to advance a career in software development. This is where Derek was introduced to cybersecurity and soon caught the bug. He found a mentor to help him grow in cybersecurity and then pursued a graduate degree in the subject.

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Jeevan Singh

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