Your cloud security tool found 847 issues.
Now what?
CloudVerdict does the analysis your team doesn't have time for — verifying every finding, confirming real-world risk, and delivering a verdict you can act on. Not a list. A decision.
Security tools find everything.
That's exactly the problem.
847 findings. 3 analysts.
Your tool flagged everything — misconfigurations, exposures, policy violations — sorted by severity. Now your team spends their days investigating alerts that mostly turn out to be harmless.
Critical. But is it really?
A database port is open to the internet. Severity: Critical. But the EC2 instance behind it isn't running a database. Your tool doesn't know that. Your team has to find out manually.
The real threat gets buried.
While your team triages 200 medium findings, the genuinely critical misconfiguration sits in the queue — not because anyone missed it, but because everything looked equally urgent.
The problem isn't detection. Every tool detects.
The problem is everything that happens — or doesn't — between detection and action.
Three layers between a finding and a verdict
Detect
We run our own checks directly against your cloud account via API. No agents, no third-party tools, no GuardDuty or Security Hub required. We find the misconfiguration ourselves.
Analyze
For every finding, we run the analysis your team would — if they had time. We check whether the misconfiguration actually exists, evaluate compensating controls, assess business impact, map to MITRE ATT&CK, and show every evidence factor that shaped the verdict.
Confirm
With your explicit consent, CloudVerdict actively probes the resources behind your security groups — confirming whether services are actually running before declaring a finding critical. You see exactly which IPs we scan from, so your SOC team always knows the difference between a CloudVerdict probe and an attack.
Requires admin consentEverything your team needs to go from alert to action
Four capabilities that work together — detection, analysis, network confirmation, and attack surface mapping.
The verdict, and every reason behind it
Every finding comes with a verdict — Confirmed, Dismissed, or Needs Review — backed by the exact evidence factors that determined it. No black box. No unexplained scores. You see what we checked, what we found, and why we decided what we decided.
- Priority score with evidence weighting
- Business risk assessment
- MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping
- Framework coverage (CIS, NIST, SOC2)
- Safe remediation steps with CLI commands
Theoretical risk vs. confirmed exposure
A security group with a database port open to the internet is a critical finding — unless the EC2 instance behind it isn't running a database. CloudVerdict's network exposure engine confirms what's actually running, so you never remediate a risk that isn't real, or miss one that is.
- Security group topology mapping
- Live port probing (with your consent)
- Transparent scanning IPs — your SOC stays calm
- VPC-level exposure summary
Your attack surface, mapped to the framework
See exactly which MITRE ATT&CK tactics and techniques your current findings expose — across all cloud accounts, all severity levels. One view your security team and your board can both read.
- Full MITRE ATT&CK heat map
- Tactic and technique-level breakdown
- Severity-filtered views
- Cross-account aggregation
Every asset's complete security story
Not just findings — context. Every asset in your cloud account shows its full security posture: active findings, attack paths, related risks, and a plain-language assessment of what an attacker could do with what's exposed.
- Asset-level risk narrative
- Attack path visualization
- Related findings grouped by resource
- First seen / last seen tracking
Priced for security teams.
Base subscription plus usage-based scanning. No per-seat fees. No surprise invoices. Sized to your actual environment.
Security teams are drowning in alerts.
Yours doesn't have to be.
CloudVerdict is in private preview. We're onboarding a select group of security teams who want verdicts, not noise. Request your invitation — we respond within 48 hours.