AWS integration
Configuration in. Evidence out.- IAM users, roles, and policy configurations
- CloudTrail audit logging status and retention
- S3 encryption and public-access-block configuration
- Security group and network ACL rules
- RDS/EBS encryption-at-rest settings
- Logical access control and least privilege
- Audit logging and monitoring
- Encryption at rest and in transit
- Network security
SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · HIPAA · PCI DSS
AWS is where most of your audit lives: the majority of a cloud-native company’s technical controls resolve to AWS configuration, which makes it the single highest-value integration to automate. Auditors sample IAM policies, CloudTrail coverage, and encryption settings on every SOC 2 — evidence that ages in hours if collected by screenshot.
Connected, the platform reads configuration continuously: when a security group opens to the world or a bucket loses its public-access block, that’s a monitoring alert this week instead of an audit exception next quarter. The same configuration pulls map across frameworks — collected once for SOC 2, reused for ISO 27001’s Annex A and HIPAA’s technical safeguards.
Connect AWS once — evidence collects continuously and maps across every framework you run. Or have our operators wire the whole stack in an engagement's first week.
See the Platform Book a CallFramework Implementation — Implement SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and GDPR from one control set. Cross-framework mapping eliminates duplicate evidence work as you expand.
Vulnerability Management — Aggregate vulnerabilities from scanners and cloud, prioritize by severity SLA, and prove remediation timelines to auditors — continuously.