Root and IAM MFA
Root account MFA, console MFA, and stale access keys.
Cloud posture checks, alongside every other scan
Posture checks against the CIS Benchmarks and each provider's own baseline across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud (GCP), plus Kubernetes cluster scanning. Identity, storage, networking, and key management posture, read from stored read-only credentials. Every finding lands in the same tracking, compliance, and evidence pipeline as your web, network and code scans.
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The problem
Misconfiguration drifts between audits.
Cloud settings change between audits. Posture checks catch public storage, excessive permissions and exposed services without checking each console manually.
Coverage
CIS checks across every cloud you run.
Connect each account with read-only credentials and Vornin runs the CIS-aligned checks. Built for teams needing broad detection coverage without an enterprise CSPM budget.
Amazon Web Services
S3 storage exposure
Public buckets and unencrypted storage.
EC2 and security groups
Open security-group ports and exposed instances.
Microsoft Azure
Identity and access
Privileged role assignments and access hygiene.
Key Vault
Key and secret protection settings.
Network security groups
Over-permissive inbound rules and open ports.
Google Cloud
IAM
Over-broad role bindings and service-account keys.
Cloud Storage
Public buckets and weak access controls.
Firewall rules
Ingress exposed to the public internet.
Kubernetes
Workload misconfig
Privileged pods and unsafe defaults.
Cluster secrets
Secrets exposed inside the cluster.
Image vulnerabilities
Known CVEs in the images you are running.
One pipeline
Posture findings join the same lifecycle.
A cloud misconfiguration is not a second tool with its own inbox. It is a finding that dedupes, ages against an SLA, and maps to compliance controls exactly like every other.
- One finding inbox. Posture findings deduplicate, rank, escalate on SLA breach, and map to your frameworks alongside web, network and code results.
- Read-only by design. Cloud credentials are encrypted at rest and used for read-only checks. Connect Kubernetes with scoped, read-only access.
- A cloud account is one target. Connect AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes on any paid tier. Each account counts once on the target slider, with no separate cloud surcharge.
See how findings move from detection to proven closure on the vulnerability management workflow.
Scan. Resolve. Prove.
Get cloud posture coverage today.
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Read-only access Working scan data deleted after each scan EU-hosted