Use case
Triage multi-cloud findings without losing the unrated ones
Findings from every connected cloud in one list, with severities from the source and a separate band for findings that arrived with none.
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Findings from every connected cloud in one view, with severities that came from the source and an explicit band for the ones that arrived without any.
Critical
—
not measured yet
High
—
not measured yet
Medium & Low
—
not measured yet
Unrated
—
not measured yet
Nothing connected. An empty list here would mean nothing was looked at, not that nothing is wrong.
GOES IN
Read-only access
COMES OUT
working…
ILLUSTRATIVE SEED DATA — NOT CUSTOMER DATA
3 accounts
When it comes up
Findings arrive from three clouds with different severity vocabularies, and some arrive with no severity at all.
What changes
Unrated findings sit in their own band rather than defaulting to low, so nothing is quietly deprioritised by a missing field.
When it comes up
Everything is 'high' by Monday because whoever imported the feed mapped unknowns upward.
What changes
Severity totals state they cover only rated findings, and each assignment records who set it and why.
When it comes up
A tidy count of criticals invites the question of what was excluded to make it tidy.
What changes
The count of findings with no supplied severity is shown beside the rated ones.
Total Violations
Across all clouds
Critical Severity
Require immediate action
Fix Available
Applied after approval
Resolved This Week
Auto + Manual fixes
Container service has API credentials auto-mounted, creating privilege escalation risk
Container running with privileged flag enabled, bypassing security boundaries
Container without resource limits can cause denial of service through resource exhaustion
Multiple sensitive ports exposed allowing unauthenticated network access
Database backup storage lacks encryption, exposing sensitive data
Redis cache instance accessible from public IP addresses without firewall rules
Monitoring service using overly broad IAM permissions beyond its requirements
Security logs retained for only 7 days, below compliance requirements of 90 days
Illustrative figures — not customer data
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Use case
Findings from every connected cloud in one list, with severities from the source and a separate band for findings that arrived with none.