Sample Reports

Evidence-backed technical reporting for cloud security teams

Cloudryption technical reports give engineers the specific asset names, configuration states, attack paths, and remediation steps needed to act immediately. No manual correlation required.

This is an illustrative sample. Values shown are representative, not from a real customer environment.

Disclaimer: Generated from cloud metadata, configuration, identity relationships, and scan scope. Customer validation recommended before execution.

Example finding

Each finding in the technical report includes full evidence context linking back to the decision graph.

FieldValue
Finding IDCR-2026-0042
SeverityCritical
Cloud ProviderAWS
Asset TypeEC2 Instance
Asset Nameprod-app-east-1a (i-0abc1234def56789)
Regionus-east-1
ExposurePublic IP, port 22 open to 0.0.0.0/0
Attack PathInternet → EC2 (SSH) → IAM Role arn:aws:iam::123456789:role/prod-app-role → RDS prod-database-east
Crown-Jewel ReachableYes — 3 paths to prod-database-east
Risk DriverOverly-broad IAM role with rds:Connect on * resources attached to publicly-accessible EC2

Example evidence

The technical report includes the specific configuration evidence that confirms the finding. This is pulled from cloud API data at scan time.

Example remediation guidance

Each finding includes numbered remediation steps linked to the specific evidence. Steps are ordered by risk reduction impact.

  1. Restrict SSH access: Update security group sg-0abc123 to remove the 0.0.0.0/0 inbound rule on port 22. If SSH is required, scope access to a specific bastion or corporate IP range.
  2. Scope IAM role permissions: Update the inline policy on prod-app-role to specify only the required RDS instance ARN instead of *. Example target ARN: arn:aws:rds:us-east-1:123456789:db:prod-database-east.
  3. Remove public IP if not required: If the EC2 instance serves only internal traffic, remove the public IP association and route traffic via internal load balancer.
  4. Enable MFA for role assumption: Add an MFA condition to the trust policy if this role is assumed interactively. For EC2 instance profiles, consider a more tightly-scoped task role instead.
  5. Validate with next scan: After making changes, trigger a new Cloudryption scan to confirm the attack path has been eliminated from the graph.

Example validation checklist

Use this checklist to confirm remediation is complete before closing the finding:

  • Security group sg-0abc123: 0.0.0.0/0 inbound SSH rule removed
  • IAM role prod-app-role: Resource scope narrowed to specific DB ARN
  • EC2 instance i-0abc1234def56789: Public IP removed or SSH access confirmed scoped
  • Cloudryption re-scan triggered after changes
  • Post-fix scan confirms 0 attack paths from internet to prod-database-east via this instance
  • Findings CR-2026-0042 closed in remediation hub with fix confirmation timestamp

What the technical report includes

  • Full finding table with severity, asset, evidence, and attack path for every identified risk
  • Decision graph evidence references for each finding
  • Remediation steps linked to specific configuration changes
  • Validation checklist for each high-severity finding
  • Minimum-fix set with expected risk reduction after completion
  • Before/after attack path count estimate
  • Link back to the executive report summary for leadership

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The pilot produces both the technical evidence report and the executive report from your actual cloud environment.

Recommends and prioritizes. Direct execution is disabled by default; when enabled, it requires approval and operates underIt complements existing tools by providing risk prioritization and business-context decision support. Existing tools provide breadth; Cloudryption provides depth of impactOverlaps with CNAPP categories but positions differently. It's a cloud security decision engine that models risk context and prioritizes actions by business impact rather than vulnerability enumeration