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cloud governance for AWS, on one board.
OpsOne is a cloud governance platform that unifies cost, security and compliance for AWS accounts on one board, with a severity and a named owner on every finding. Access is read-only.
One board
cost, security and compliance on AWS, read together.
On AWS, a cost spike, an exposed resource and a failing control are often the same event seen from three sides. OpsOne reads all three into one board, so each finding sits next to the others with a severity and an owner. Read more about each stream: cloud cost, cloud security and cloud compliance.
The sample finding report follows one change, a storage bucket made public, across all three views.
| Finding | Stream | Severity | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storage bucket made public, production account | Security | Critical | Platform team |
| Unusual spend increase in a production account | Cost | High | FinOps |
| MFA not enforced on a privileged role | Compliance | Medium | GRC |
Access
read-only access to your AWS accounts.
OpsOne connects to AWS with read-only access and reads your cost, security and compliance data. See read-only access and data handling and the observe, link, prioritize, resolve method.
Alongside native tools
use both.
AWS has its own tools. Keep using them. OpsOne sits alongside, reading cost, security and compliance into a single board so the three can be compared and owned together.
| Native tool | Stream | What OpsOne adds |
|---|---|---|
| Cost Explorer | Cost | Spend attributed to an owner, with spikes raised as findings |
| Security Hub | Security | Findings ranked by severity, each with a named owner |
| Config | Compliance | Configuration changes linked to the findings they cause |
| Audit Manager | Compliance | Control drift tracked as findings with an owner and status |
OpsOne is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by AWS. Product names belong to their owners.
see your whole cloud, on one board.
Book a demo and we'll show you cost, security and compliance together across AWS and Azure. Prefer to read first? See a sample finding, or write to us.