A Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) is a security solution designed to safeguard workloads—such as virtual machines, containers, and serverless functions—across public, private, and hybrid cloud environments. CWPPs provide visibility and control over dynamic and distributed cloud assets, addressing the unique security challenges that arise from cloud-native architectures. Core capabilities of CWPPs include workload-centric vulnerability management, runtime protection, application control, and network segmentation. These platforms typically offer automated threat detection, policy enforcement, and compliance monitoring tailored to the ephemeral and scalable nature of cloud workloads. Integration with cloud service provider APIs and orchestration tools enables continuous assessment and response to risks as workloads are deployed and modified. CWPPs are primarily used by security operations teams, cloud architects, and DevSecOps professionals responsible for protecting cloud-hosted applications and infrastructure. These users rely on CWPPs to maintain consistent security policies and reduce attack surfaces in environments where traditional endpoint or perimeter-based controls are insufficient. Unlike Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), which focuses on cloud configuration and compliance, CWPPs concentrate on the security of the workloads themselves. Cyberin serves as a neutral platform for discovering and comparing CWPP solutions.