Five reasons teams turn this on.

Security questionnaires and due diligence

“Every enterprise deal stalls on a security questionnaire, and answering it honestly takes an engineer a week.”

Continuous posture across every account, reported in the language your customers and auditors already ask in — so the questionnaire is an export rather than a project.

FinOps accountability

“Spend is knowable in the console and unanswerable in a meeting — nobody can say which team, which change, which month.”

Spend normalised across every account, broken down by team and service, with open periods labelled provisional rather than quietly moving.

Audit and compliance evidence

“The audit asks what your posture was in March, and the console only knows what it is today.”

Continuous posture data against CIS, NIST 800-53 r5, FedRAMP Moderate, FedRAMP High, CMMC L2, PCI DSS 4 — with a rule engine pure enough that a new rule replays over historical snapshots.

Multi-account organisations

“Every new account is a new blind spot, and nobody remembers to onboard it.”

Every account your organisation owns is covered automatically — including the ones created next month, without anyone remembering to add them.

Agencies and managed service providers

“Every client review is assembled by hand, and the Well-Architected Framework Review you sell takes a week to produce.”

Tenant-isolated reporting across every client you run, with a scorecard that maps onto the WAFR you already sell as an engagement.