
GuidePoint
GuidePoint Security and Oligo help organizations move beyond identifying potential risk to understanding—and stopping—what is actually exploitable at runtime.
With deep cybersecurity expertise and hands-on experience across complex enterprise environments, GuidePoint helps customers deploy, integrate, and operationalize the Oligo Runtime Security Platform to deliver immediate visibility into application behavior, prioritize real risk, and strengthen protection against active exploitation.
Purpose-built for cloud and Kubernetes workloads
Oligo is designed for cloud-native environments where containerized micro-services and serverless functions are spun up and down continuously. It deploys in minutes for modern cloud applications built on Kubernetes or older applications hosted on-premises, inspecting the application's runtime regardless of the underlying platform. This makes it uniquely capable of defending production workloads across hybrid environments without requiring code changes or intrusive instrumentation.
Deep visibility into the full attack lifecycle
Oligo provides in-depth visibility into actual execution across the full incident lifecycle: processes, network, file and syscall activity, and function-level call stacks. This depth allows Oligo to detect fileless malware execution, attempted container escapes, kernel exploits and privilege escalations, unauthorized access to Kubernetes secrets, misuse of service account tokens to communicate with the API server, and other sophisticated attacks.
By pairing host telemetry with deep application inspection, Oligo maps every syscall to the specific functions and code paths executed in your application, enabling precise, context-rich detections while suppressing noise from unused libraries and dormant vulnerabilities. The result is clearer signal that shortens mean time to resolution.
Non-intrusive deployment and minimal overhead
Oligo's runtime sensor deploys via a simple YAML file. Sage's engineers installed it within an hour and began seeing meaningful metrics immediately. Because the sensor is lightweight and requires no code changes, developers reported that they "don't want to turn it off." Oligo runs smoothly across Kubernetes clusters and cloud services without impacting performance.
Runtime evidence versus scanning noise
While traditional cloud security tools unify scanning and posture management, they still rely on static signals and produce a high volume of theoretical findings. Oligo acts as the final authority on risk, validating whether a flagged vulnerability is loaded and executed. Teams can use CNAPPs for broad environment visibility and then rely on Oligo as a runtime validation layer, ensuring that engineering only receives issues that are actually exploitable. One customer achieved a 99% reduction in noise across hundreds of thousands of findings.
Your organization is supported by GuidePoint’s experienced cybersecurity engineers, architects, and consultants, working alongside Oligo’s runtime security technology to give security teams a clear view of what is actually happening inside their applications and workloads.
"Runtime is where reality lives. If we had to defend one tool, it would be the one that tells us what's actually true."
Oligo continuously observes application behavior at runtime, helping teams distinguish theoretical exposure from vulnerabilities and behaviors that create real attack paths. This enables organizations to reduce noise, focus remediation on exploitable risk, detect malicious activity, and block attacks without disrupting legitimate application behavior.
"Oligo gives us a reliable source of truth. It's the final authority we use before something becomes engineering work."
GuidePoint helps ensure Oligo is deployed and configured around your environment from day one. Their experts can integrate Oligo across your cloud and application architecture, security operations workflows, alerting systems, development processes, and existing security stack.
"To address our findings effectively, we needed runtime context and insights to help us identify the vulnerabilities that can actually affect us." — Javan Rasokat, Sr. Security Specialist, Sage








