Cybersecurity · Cloud Security
Continuous posture management and workload protection across your cloud — misconfigurations, identity risk, and runtime threats found and fixed before they're exploited.
23%
Share of breaches involving a cloud misconfiguration or error — Verizon DBIR
Multi-cloud
One view across AWS, Azure, and GCP
Continuous
Posture assessed on every change, not once a quarter
One platform across the four risks that actually cause cloud breaches — misconfiguration, identity, workloads, and exposed data — instead of four disconnected tools.
We continuously assess your cloud accounts against CIS Benchmarks and provider best practice, catching public buckets, open security groups, and disabled logging as soon as they appear.
We map who and what can reach each resource, then surface the over-permissioned roles and unused access that attackers pivot through.
Agent or agentless protection for VMs, containers, and serverless functions — vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, and runtime threats across the workloads your apps run on.
We find where sensitive data lives, whether it is reachable from the internet, and which toxic combinations of exposure and privilege put it at real risk.
A scanner produces thousands of findings. We turn that into a short, ranked list of what actually matters and get it remediated.
We correlate exposure, vulnerability, identity, and data reachability into attack paths, so a public workload with a critical CVE and admin rights rises to the top ahead of thousands of low-risk items.
Each finding ships with a specific fix and, where possible, the Terraform or CloudFormation change to make — so the misconfiguration is corrected at the source, not just in the console.
Our analysts validate findings, filter noise, and drive remediation with your cloud and platform teams, the same way our MDR/XDR service works detections.
CSPM and CNAPP give you a single security view across clouds and feed the same evidence and signals into the rest of your program.
AWS, Azure, and GCP posture, identity, and workload risk in one console, with consistent scoring instead of three provider-native tools to reconcile.
Continuous control mapping produces audit-ready evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 27017, PCI DSS, and HIPAA, complementing our Vulnerability Management program.
Runtime and control-plane signals flow into our SOC, SIEM, and MDR/XDR services so a cloud attack is not just scored — it is investigated and contained.
CSPM/CNAPP sits alongside our broader Cloud Security, Application Security, Identity & Access Management, and Zero Trust work rather than duplicating it.
The terms overlap. In short, CSPM is one capability inside the broader CNAPP platform we run for you.
Cloud Security Posture Management is the control-plane layer — finding misconfigurations and compliance gaps across your cloud accounts.
Workload protection secures what runs inside the cloud, and entitlement management secures who can reach it — the two capabilities CSPM alone does not cover.
A Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform unifies CSPM, CWPP, and CIEM so posture, workload, and identity risk are correlated into a single prioritized picture — what we deliver as a managed service.
A repeatable program that reduces real cloud risk every month — not a dashboard nobody reads.
We onboard your AWS, Azure, and GCP accounts read-only, run a full posture assessment, and baseline your current risk and compliance state.
We rank findings by attack path and business impact, then drive the high-risk fixes with your teams using specific IaC and console guidance.
Posture, identity, and workloads are assessed on every change, with drift and new critical exposures triaged and escalated by our analysts around the clock.
Monthly reviews cover risk trend, mean-time-to-remediate, compliance posture, and the guardrails we add to stop the same misconfiguration returning.
We align to the cloud-security standards your auditors expect and operate the CNAPP tooling you already have or should have.
CSPM handles cloud posture — misconfigurations and compliance gaps on the control plane. CNAPP is the broader platform that adds workload protection (CWPP) and identity analysis (CIEM) and correlates all three into prioritized attack paths. We deliver CNAPP as a managed service, with CSPM as one part of it.
AWS, Azure, and GCP in a single view, with consistent scoring across all three. We also cover Kubernetes and container registries, and can extend to Oracle Cloud and other providers where you run workloads.
No. Onboarding is read-only by default, so we can assess posture, identity, and workloads without the ability to change your environment. Any automated remediation or guardrails are enabled only with your explicit, scoped approval.
Native tools like AWS Security Hub or Defender for Cloud are strong within one provider, but leave you reconciling separate consoles and severities across clouds. Our CNAPP program gives one prioritized view, correlates findings into attack paths, and — most importantly — provides the analysts who triage and drive remediation.
Yes. Continuous control mapping produces audit-ready evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 27017, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. Instead of scrambling before an audit, you have a live record of cloud control status that complements our Vulnerability Management service.
CSPM reduces the attack surface by fixing misconfigurations and excess privilege before they are used. Runtime and control-plane signals from the CNAPP platform then feed our SOC, SIEM, and MDR/XDR services, so an active cloud attack is investigated and contained, not just scored on a dashboard.
We deliver the controls and evidence that make your audits possible — hardening and operating practices aligned to the frameworks your assessors and customers recognize.
Tell us your stack and priorities — we return scope, ownership, and a plan.