For security teams

Find what's exposed, and prove what's fixed

Every account checked after every sync, findings tuned to what matters in your estate, and a history of every change with who made it.

Accounts nobody enrolled
A scanner covers the accounts someone set it up for. The new account from last quarter isn't one of them.
Findings nobody reads
Thousands of findings at the same severity, half of them in sandboxes, and the one that matters looks like the rest.
Evidence on demand
An auditor asks what changed on a system, and who changed it. The answer is in logs you may not have kept.

What your team gets

Coverage by default
Every account of a connected organization is collected and checked, new ones from their first sync. Resource types we don't map yet are kept too.
Read the docs: Coverage by default
175 rules, each with its fix
Public buckets, open ports, unencrypted disks and old keys, with why each matters, when it's fine, and the command that fixes it.
Read the docs: 175 rules, each with its fix
Exposure with evidence
A security group open to the internet shows what your flow logs saw: reached, attempted or quiet. Start with the ones that are reached.
Read the docs: Exposure with evidence
Noise tuned out
Environments from your tags or accounts, lower severity in sandboxes, and accepted findings with a reason, an owner and an expiry.
Read the docs: Noise tuned out
Who changed itBeta
Each change with the person or role that made it, the tool they used, and whether it came from code or by hand.
Read the docs: Who changed it
Your AI estate
Bedrock agents without guardrails, notebooks open to the internet, AI endpoints anyone can reach: 21 rules over the AI resources of every cloud.
Read the docs: Your AI estate