EventsSecure.com at Black Hat USA 2026

Cloud Security · CSPM Teammate — Your Cloud Security Teammate Turns Cloud Noise
Into the Few Risks That Actually Matter.

Continuously map your cloud, connect vulnerabilities and misconfigurations to real reachability and attack paths, and give your team a clear answer to what should be fixed first across AWS, Azure and GCP.

  • Agentless OnboardingAWS · Azure · GCP
  • Works With Existing ScannersBring the data you already own
  • Owner on Every FindingOwner, custodian and CIA context

Cloud Security Does Not Have a Finding Problem. It Has a Prioritization Problem.

Scanners surface vulnerabilities and misconfigurations by the thousands. But a severity score alone does not tell you whether a weakness is reachable, chained to other exposures, or sitting on a critical asset. Your team is left stitching that context together by hand.

  • 01 · Volume

    Too Much Data, Too Little Certainty.

    Scanners surface vulnerabilities and misconfigurations by the thousands. A severity score alone does not tell you whether a weakness is reachable, chained to other exposures, or sitting on a critical asset.

  • 02 · Scattered

    The Answer Lives in Five Different Consoles.

    Cloud teams bounce between asset inventories, scanner consoles, configuration findings, tickets and spreadsheets just to answer one question: what can actually hurt us?

  • 03 · Noise

    High-Severity Noise Crowds Out Real Risk.

    The result is a queue where high-severity noise competes with the few weaknesses that can form a real path to impact.

Prioritize What Can Actually Lead to Impact.

The Cloud Security Teammate connects cloud assets, exploit intelligence, reachability, configuration risk and attack paths, so your team can focus on the exposures that matter first — instead of treating every high-severity finding as equally urgent.

  • A severity score aloneExploitability, enriched
  • Assumed exposureReachability, verified
  • An unowned findingAsset criticality and owner
  • Isolated findingsThe attack path they form

See the Risk. Know the Path. Fix What Matters First.

The Cloud Security Teammate shows your team what you own, what is truly exposed, how an attack could progress, and what to fix first—while continuously improving posture between audits.

  • Know what you have

    Know What You Have — and Who Owns It.

    Build one continuously updated picture of your cloud estate, so every downstream risk starts with the right asset, the right criticality and a named accountable person.

    • Agentless multi-cloud discoveryAcross AWS, Azure and GCP account hierarchies.
    • Canonical asset identityCorrelates records from multiple tools into one asset instead of duplicating it.
    • Ownership and criticality contextCarries an owner, custodian and CIA-based business context into downstream risk.
  • Exposed, not just vulnerable

    Separate Exposed From Merely Vulnerable.

    Stop treating “public” as “reachable.” The Teammate evaluates the network facts that make a path real, then keeps uncertainty visible instead of silently suppressing it.

    • Real reachability checksCombine ingress rules, routing and the surrounding network controls.
    • Layer-aware exposure logicDistinguishes network paths from components that re-originate traffic.
    • Explicit unknown statesKeep incomplete data reviewable rather than creating silent false negatives.
  • See the attack path

    See the Attack Path, Not Just the Finding.

    Understand how vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and exposure combine into an infrastructure attack path — and identify the pivotal weakness that makes the path dangerous.

    • Attack-path correlationConnects cloud findings into named, drillable routes.
    • Pivotal weakness highlightingShows the vulnerability or configuration issue that materially changes the path.
    • Blast-radius contextHelps teams understand the downstream assets that could be affected.
  • Work the exploitable risk

    Work the Most Exploitable Risk First.

    Move beyond severity-only queues by combining real-world exploitation intelligence with the criticality and ownership of the affected asset.

    • Multi-scanner aggregationBrings cloud-native and third-party vulnerability findings into one normalized view.
    • Real-world exploit enrichmentAdds known-exploited, exploit-prediction, public exploit and zero-day research context.
    • Owned remediation workRoutes findings into the tools you already use, with accountable owners and tracking.
  • Posture between audits

    Keep Cloud Posture Improving Between Audits.

    Continuously assess configuration, map findings to the frameworks you select, and track how posture changes over time — so drift is visible before it becomes an audit-time scramble.

    • Continuous configuration assessmentEvaluates cloud posture across provider-specific check sets.
    • Multi-framework mappingLets one finding map across multiple selected frameworks at once.
    • Posture historySupports trend analysis and point-in-time reconstruction of asset state.

Four Steps From Cloud Data to Prioritized Action.

The Cloud Security Teammate sits above the tools you already use. It adds the context and correlation needed to turn posture data into a working security queue.

  1. Connect

    Connect AWS, Azure and GCP account hierarchies agentlessly. Bring in the scanners and security data you already use.

  2. Build Context

    Create a canonical asset picture with ownership, CIA criticality, vulnerabilities, configuration state and exposure context.

  3. Correlate

    Evaluate reachability, enrich exploitability, and connect findings into infrastructure attack paths and blast-radius context.

  4. Act

    Prioritize the work, attach remediation guidance, route it into the tools your teams already use, and track posture over time.

Start With the Cloud You Need to Secure First.

You do not need a rip-and-replace project. Start with a defined cloud scope, connect the data, and use the first prioritized findings to prove value before expanding.

  1. Step 01

    Pick Your Cloud Scope.

    AWS accounts and organizations, Azure subscriptions and management groups, or GCP projects and folders.

  2. Step 02

    Connect Existing Scanners.

    Bring the vulnerability data you already own into one normalized view.

  3. Step 03

    Review Ownership and Criticality.

    Confirm who owns the assets and which systems matter most to the business.

  4. Step 04

    Prioritize the First Paths.

    Start with reachable, exploitable, business-relevant findings and route remediation into existing workflows.

Stop Working Every Cloud Finding.
Start Working the Ones That Matter.

See how Secure.com's Cloud Security Teammate turns cloud posture data into owned, explainable, prioritized action across the cloud stack you already run.

Agentless OnboardingWorks With Existing ScannersOwner on Every Finding

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