In Prisma Cloud Compute Edition, how is multi-tenancy supported?

In Prisma Cloud Compute Edition, multi-tenancy is supported through the use of projects. Projects enable the organization of resources and access controls in a way that isolates different tenants within a single environment. Each project acts as a separate container for workloads, allowing for tailored policies, permissions, and visibility that cater specifically to the needs of each tenant.

When you create a project, you can assign specific users or teams to it and define the appropriate access rights. This ensures that each tenant can only access their own resources and data, maintaining security and privacy within a shared environment. The project structure also allows for easier management of policies and compliance requirements across different segments of the organization.

In contrast, while modules, RASP (Runtime Application Self-Protection), and server agents are important features of Prisma Cloud, they do not specifically address the needs of multi-tenancy in the same structured way as projects. Modules are mainly about functionality, RASP focuses on application security at runtime, and server agents are responsible for monitoring and defending hosts. Each of these elements contributes to the overall security posture, but projects are the key feature that directly facilitates multi-tenancy.