Cybersecurity / capability

Cloud and Application Security

Most cloud findings are not vulnerabilities. They are permissions that made sense when granted and were never revisited. Each carries an owner and a fix.

Your cloud is fully patched and still exposed: through an identity, a misconfiguration, or an API nobody documented.

The infrastructure layer is rarely the way in any more. It is a permission that was correct when it was granted. It is a storage bucket opened for a migration and never closed. It is a service account with rights nobody has reviewed since the person who created it left.

Schedule SECCOM to review how your real cloud footprint is configured, at no cost, including the accounts nobody remembers opening.

What you get. CSPM findings tied to an owner and a fix, ordered by what an attacker could actually reach. Not a list of everything that is technically true.