Platform / Cloud security
fix what is exposed first, across AWS and Azure.
OpsOne is a cloud governance platform that unifies cost, security and compliance across AWS and Azure. Its security stream finds misconfigurations, exposed assets and risky access, ranks them by severity and assigns each to an owner. Access is read-only.
Exposure
misconfigurations and exposed assets.
OpsOne reads configuration and audit data from your AWS and Azure accounts and flags resources that are open to more people than intended, such as a storage bucket reachable from the internet.
| Finding | Cloud | Severity | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storage bucket made public, production account | AWS | Critical | Platform team |
| MFA not enforced on a privileged role | Azure | Medium | GRC |
| Resource without an assigned team (different example finding) | AWS | Low | Unassigned |
Priority
severity and ownership.
Who can reach what matters as much as what is exposed, so OpsOne also surfaces access that looks broader than it needs to be. Every finding gets a severity and a named owner, so the most exposed items are fixed first. Unowned findings stay flagged until someone claims them.
Each one closes with a recommended fix, with owner and status tracked in OpsOne.
- Critical
Storage bucket made public, production account
Open to the internet. Owner: Platform team
- High
Overly broad access on a service identity
Different example finding. Owner: Security team
- Medium
MFA not enforced on a privileged role
Control gap on a sensitive role. Owner: GRC
One event
how security links to cost and compliance.
An exposure rarely stays a security-only problem. The alert is what the security team sees; the same event can also drive up the bill and weaken a control.
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 compliance viewCloud compliance for AWS and AzureThe control is the consequence. See which check is affected and what evidence changed.Read the cloud compliance 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.