Platform · Security and compliance

Posture, attack surface, audit evidence

From misconfiguration findings through to a SOC 2 programme, including the topology view that shows how exposure actually connects.

Without XamOps

Findings pile up in three provider consoles with no owner, and the audit asks for evidence that lives in somebody's spreadsheet.

[ 01 ] 7 capabilities in detail
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AWSGCPAzure

Security Center

Deep dive

Misconfiguration and finding management per provider.

Findings spread across three provider consoles get triaged by nobody, because there is no shared queue and no owner. Security Center consolidates misconfigurations and findings per provider into one place where they can be worked through.

  • Misconfiguration and finding management
  • One queue across AWS, GCP and Azure
  • Findings you can assign and track
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WAR (Workload Attack-surface Review)

Scores infrastructure exposure to attackers and crypto-miners against an 86-control baseline.

A list of findings does not tell you how exposed you actually are. WAR scores infrastructure exposure to attackers and crypto-miners against an 86-control baseline, producing a number that can be tracked over time and reported upward.

  • 86-control exposure baseline
  • Scores attacker and crypto-miner exposure
  • Comparable score to track across releases
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AWS

XamSecure

CNAPP-style module covering attack surface, threats, vulnerabilities, posture, inventory, API security, identities and threat policies.

A CNAPP-style module that covers the areas a dedicated cloud security product would: attack surface, threats, vulnerabilities, posture, inventory, API security, identities and threat policies. It exists so cloud security does not have to be a separate procurement.

  • Attack surface, threats and vulnerabilities
  • Posture, inventory and API security
  • Identity coverage and threat policies
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ComplianceOps

Control browser with owners, evidence and documented exceptions.

Audits fail on evidence and ownership rather than on controls nobody thought of. ComplianceOps is a control browser where each control carries its owner, its evidence and any documented exception.

  • Browse controls with named owners
  • Evidence attached to each control
  • Documented exceptions rather than silent gaps
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SOC 2 program

Framework, control, policy, task, vendor and risk tracking in one hub, with policy publish and archive workflow.

Running SOC 2 out of spreadsheets is where most first audits go wrong. The programme hub tracks frameworks, controls, policies, tasks, vendors and risks together, with a publish and archive workflow so policy versions have a history.

  • Framework, control, policy, task, vendor and risk tracking
  • Policy publish and archive workflow
  • One hub instead of a spreadsheet set
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Cloud inventory (Cloudlist)

Searchable inventory of every discovered resource.

Most security questions start as an inventory question: where is this resource, and how many others look like it. Cloudlist is a searchable inventory of every discovered resource across all three providers.

  • Searchable across every discovered resource
  • AWS, GCP and Azure in one index
  • Answers scope questions during an incident
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AWSGCP

CloudMap

Network topology visualization plus a design studio for architecture diagrams with export.

Exposure is a property of how things connect, which a table cannot show. CloudMap visualizes network topology and adds a design studio for architecture diagrams that can be exported for reviews and documentation.

  • Network topology visualization
  • Design studio for architecture diagrams
  • Exportable for reviews and documentation
[ 02 ] Questions

Security and compliance, answered.

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Is this a CSPM or a CNAPP?

Both, depending on the module. Security Center handles misconfiguration and finding management across all three providers, while XamSecure is CNAPP-style, covering attack surface, threats, vulnerabilities, posture, inventory, API security, identities and threat policies on AWS.

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What does the attack-surface score measure?

WAR scores how exposed your infrastructure is to attackers and crypto-miners against an 86-control baseline, producing a number you can track over time rather than an unranked list of findings.

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Does XamOps help with SOC 2?

Yes. The SOC 2 programme tracks frameworks, controls, policies, tasks, vendors and risks in one hub with a policy publish and archive workflow, and ComplianceOps records the owner, evidence and any documented exception for each control.

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Can we see how exposure connects across the network?

CloudMap visualizes network topology and includes a design studio for architecture diagrams with export, which is usually how an exposure path becomes obvious.

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