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cost, security and compliance for AWS and Azure, on one board.

OpsOne is a cloud governance platform that unifies cost, security and compliance across AWS and Azure. It connects with read-only access and gives every finding a severity and a named owner.

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Same event

one change, three views.

Many teams run a separate tool for each stream. One change then looks like three unrelated problems for three teams.

  1. Cost09:12

    A storage bucket is opened to the internet and the bill starts to climb.

  2. Security09:14

    A security alert fires for the same bucket, in a different tool, for a different team.

  3. Compliance09:20

    A data-protection control quietly starts failing. Nobody connects it to the first two.

Illustrative scenario.

OpsOne links the three, so the team closes one finding instead of chasing three alerts. See it from the cost view, the security view or the compliance view.

Ownership

one owner per finding.

Every finding carries a severity and a named owner. Unowned findings stay flagged until someone claims them. Each closes with a recommended fix, with owner and status tracked in OpsOne. See the full method from connection to resolution.

Sample findings across the three streams, each with a severity and an owner.
FindingStreamSeverityOwner
Storage bucket made public, production accountSecurityCriticalPlatform team
Unusual spend increase in a production accountCostHighFinOps
MFA not enforced on a privileged roleComplianceMediumGRC
Illustrative. Sample findings across the three streams, each with a severity and an owner. No real data.

Access and origin

read-only, and built by AAIRA.

OpsOne connects to AWS and Azure with read-only access. Learn more about OpsOne.

From AAIRA Technologies

AWS Partner, Advanced Tier Services

AAIRA Technologies is an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner. A company-level tier, not an endorsement of OpsOne.

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.