In the cloud, the breach is the config.
Ensure cloud resources are properly configured, monitored, and protected. The cloud multiplies the attack surface, and misconfiguration is the #1 cause of cloud incidents.
% IAM entities with excessive permissions
Avg.12.0%
Range 1.1% – 24.1% · Lower is better
Compute instances exposed on a public IP
Avg.42.4%
Range 0.0% – 100.0% · Lower is better
One console per cloud, no single view.
Each provider has its own console, its own defaults and its own idea of secure. A bucket goes public for a demo, a VM keeps RDP open to the internet, a disk outlives the machine it belonged to. Misconfiguration is the first cause of cloud incidents.
Twelve checks across every account.
Harven reads every cloud account through one lens: logging, public buckets, MFA on IAM, encryption at rest, excessive permissions, exposed admin ports, monitoring agents, end-of-support images, orphan disks and missing owner tags.
Fixes routed to the owner.
Agents prepare the change for each finding — block public access, restrict the security group, enable the log — and route it to the owner the tags name. Your team validates what needs judgment, and ephemeral non-prod resources stay out of the count.
