SCIAT Cloud Security

Posture management, workload protection and entitlement governance for multi-cloud environments, delivered through a single cloud-native application protection platform.

Engineer managing cloud infrastructure
Cloud & Identity Security

Cloud-native application protection across AWS, Azure and GCP.

Coverage
AWSMicrosoft AzureGoogle CloudKubernetes

SCIAT Cloud Security
at a Glance

Misconfiguration, excessive permissions and unprotected workloads account for the majority of cloud security incidents. SCIAT Cloud Security continuously assesses your cloud accounts against recognised benchmarks, protects running workloads and containers from compromise, and identifies identities and service accounts holding more privilege than they require. Findings are prioritised by exploitability and business impact, and mapped to the owning team for remediation.

Key Capabilities
of SCIAT Cloud Security

Cloud Security Posture Management

Continuous assessment of cloud configuration against CIS Benchmarks and regulatory frameworks, with drift detection.

Cloud Workload Protection

Runtime protection for virtual machines, containers and Kubernetes clusters against exploitation and malicious activity.

Cloud Entitlement Management

Identification of excessive, unused and risky permissions across users, roles and service accounts.

Infrastructure-as-Code Scanning

Terraform, CloudFormation and Kubernetes manifests assessed before deployment, preventing misconfiguration at source.

Risk-Based Prioritisation

Findings ranked by attack-path analysis and data sensitivity, rather than by raw severity alone.

Agentless Onboarding

Cloud accounts are connected through read-only APIs, delivering visibility within hours of onboarding.

Technical
Specifications

Cloud providers
AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud
Workloads
Virtual machines, containers, Kubernetes, serverless
Benchmarks
CIS, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS
Onboarding
Agentless via read-only API; optional runtime sensor
Licensing
Annual subscription, by cloud workload

Frequently Asked
Questions

No. Posture assessment operates through read-only access. Remediation actions, where enabled, require explicitly granted permissions and are subject to approval controls.
Yes. AWS, Azure and Google Cloud accounts are assessed and reported within a single console and a common risk model.