Platform / Cloud compliance
stay audit-ready, not audit-scrambling.
OpsOne is a cloud governance platform that unifies cost, security and compliance across AWS and Azure. Its compliance stream maps controls to the frameworks you answer to and keeps evidence current, so audit preparation starts from a live report. Access is read-only.
Controls
controls mapped to the frameworks you answer to.
Each control is checked against configuration and audit data from your AWS and Azure accounts. A failing control becomes a finding with a severity and an owner, the same as a cost or security finding.
| Control | Cloud | Status | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data protection for stored objects | AWS | Failing | Platform team |
| MFA enforced on privileged roles | Azure | Needs review | GRC |
| Resource ownership recorded | AWS | Needs review | Unassigned |
Evidence and drift
continuous evidence, drift caught early.
Evidence that lives in four places turns audit week into a scramble. OpsOne keeps it in one place and current, so the report you hand over reflects today rather than the last time someone gathered screenshots.
Controls rarely fail on audit day. They fail quietly beforehand. OpsOne tracks when a control changes state and assigns the finding, so drift is fixed while it is small.
Data protection for stored objects
PassingFailing
Finding opened. Owner: Platform team
MFA enforced on privileged roles
PassingNeeds review
Evidence changed. Owner: GRC
One event
how compliance links to cost and security.
A failing control is usually the downstream effect of a change made elsewhere. The compliance lead often sees it after the bill and the alert.
The sample finding report follows one change, a storage bucket made public, from the cost view to the security view to the compliance view, and shows how OpsOne links them into a single finding.
- Same event, the cost viewCloud cost for AWS and AzureThe bill is the first sign. See which account, service and team the extra spend belongs to.Read the cloud cost page
- Same event, the security viewCloud security for AWS and AzureThe exposure is the cause. See what is open, how severe it is and who owns the fix.Read the cloud security page
This page is one of three streams on the OpsOne platform. To see how access works, read about read-only access and data handling, or follow the observe, link, prioritize, resolve method.
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.