Which modules are not supported in serverless Deep Security deployments?

In a serverless deployment of Trend Micro Deep Security, the module that is not supported is the one focused on Log Inspection and Application Control. This is due to the nature of serverless architecture, which typically does not maintain traditional log files or have a fixed state that can be controlled or inspected in the same way as standard server-based systems.

Log Inspection requires access to log data that is generated by applications or services running in a persistent state, which is not the case in serverless environments, where functions are stateless and ephemeral. Similarly, Application Control relies on the management of software and processes that are running on a long-term basis, which does not align with the transient nature of serverless architectures.

The other modules mentioned—Threat Detection and Anti-Malware, Behavioral Analysis and In-memory analysis, and Web Reputation and Firewall—are more compatible with serverless environments. They focus on analyzing behavior and traffic in real time, which can be effectively managed without the need for the persistent log and application management capabilities provided by the other module. Thus, the specific limitations of Log Inspection and Application Control make them unsuitable for serverless deployments.