Positioning statement:
Cloudryption is a cloud security decision engine. It models the relationship between cloud exposures, identities, configurations, and business-critical assets to produce prioritized risk decisions — not alert backlogs.
Traditional CSPM and vulnerability tools are designed to find problems. Cloudryption is designed to help security teams decide which problems matter and act on them.
Cloudryption is a cloud security decision engine. It models the relationship between cloud exposures, identities, configurations, and business-critical assets to produce prioritized risk decisions — not alert backlogs.
Traditional CSPM and vulnerability tools are designed to find problems. Cloudryption is designed to help security teams decide which problems matter and act on them.
Comparison: Traditional CSPM vs Cloudryption
| Category | Traditional CSPM / Alert-Volume Tools | Cloudryption |
|---|---|---|
| Primary output | Alert list, finding count, severity score | Attack paths, crown-jewel reachability, minimum-fix set |
| Prioritization model | CVSS score, asset criticality, severity tier | Impact on attack paths to business-critical assets |
| Remediation guidance | Fix description per finding | Minimum set of changes that eliminates the most paths, with effort estimate |
| Board reporting | Finding counts, trend charts, compliance scores | Before/after risk narrative, crown-jewel exposure %, decision framing |
| Identity coverage | IAM findings, policy misconfiguration alerts | Reachability footprint analysis, lateral movement paths, identity-to-asset reachability |
| Value measurement | Finding count reduction, scan coverage % | Attack paths eliminated, crown-jewel reachability reduced, risk per € spent |
What Cloudryption is not
- Not a vulnerability scanner — Cloudryption models risk context and attack paths, not CVE enumeration
- Not a compliance automation tool — compliance coverage is a byproduct of risk reduction, not the primary output
- Not a SIEM or log analytics platform — Cloudryption does not ingest runtime telemetry, events, or log streams
- Not a threat detection product — Cloudryption is a risk decision tool, not a real-time alerting or detection platform
- Not a remediation executor — Recommends rather than executes. Direct remediation is optional and requires explicit approval.
- Not a replacement for security operations — Cloudryption makes decisions clearer; it does not replace the security team
What Cloudryption is
- A cloud security decision engine — models risk, models decisions, and ranks actions by impact
- An attack path analysis platform — builds a decision graph from cloud metadata and maps paths from exposure to crown-jewel assets
- A minimum-fix calculator — identifies the smallest set of changes with the largest risk reduction
- A board-ready reporting tool — produces executive and technical reports from the same evidence graph
- A pilot-first proof of value product — customers run a scoped pilot before committing to annual investment
- A read-only, non-invasive platform — no agents, no write access, no production changes during analysis
Who uses Cloudryption
- Security-conscious cloud engineering teams who are drowning in alerts and need to know which 3 things matter
- CISOs and VPs of Security who need to report meaningful risk reduction to the board, not finding counts
- Cloud-first scale-ups and mid-market enterprises with AWS, GCP, or Azure environments growing faster than their security posture
- Risk and compliance teams that need to answer "how exposed are we to a breach?" with evidence, not estimates
How Cloudryption works with your existing tools
Cloudryption shows which cloud-security issues can reach your critical systems and which few fixes remove the most risk. It works alongside your existing cloud security tools—Wiz, Prisma Cloud, Defender for Cloud, Lacework, and others—by providing prioritization and decision context. Your existing tools provide broad coverage; Cloudryption helps you focus on the actions that matter most to your business.
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Start with a scoped pilot against your actual environment. No agents, no write access, no commitment beyond the pilot.