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Onam Security

Is your cloud secure, or does it just feel that way?

Onam Security maps every misconfiguration, identity risk, and attack path across all 7 clouds into one graph — then prices the route an attacker would actually take. CSPM, CIEM, DSPM, code security, attack paths and detection, on the inventory Onam Estate keeps current.

Attack path to crown jewel
Critical
1
EC2 instanceEntry point
i-0abc1234def
T1552.005
IMDSv1 enabled — credentials readable from the instance
2
IAM rolePrivilege gained
OpsAdminRole
T1078.004
iam:PassRole:* — escalates to any role in the account
3
S3 bucketCrown jewel
acme-prod-data
T1530
847,000 PII records, readable once the role is assumed
Estimated exposure
$2.1M–$6.4M
Disable IMDSv1 — cuts all 3 paths

Illustrative — demo tenant. FAIR-based range, not a customer result.

11,433
security rules
549
cloud services covered
7
clouds, one graph
78
compliance frameworks
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Works across every cloud you run
AWS
Microsoft Azure
Google Cloud
Oracle Cloud
Alibaba Cloud
IBM Cloud
Kubernetes
How it works

How does Onam Security work?

Simple enough to explain in 3 steps. Deep enough to find what others miss.

01

Connect your cloud

Connect with a template you run in your own account. Posture scanning connects through read-only cloud roles; agentless workload scanning runs inside your account. No agents, no code changes.

02

We scan everything — including what you forgot about

Enumerates every resource across 549 cloud services, checks each against 11,433 rules across every security layer.

03

You get a prioritised list, not a wall of alerts

Critical findings first. Each finding says what it is, why it matters, which compliance frameworks it affects, the fix guidance for its rule, and an AI fix prompt that drafts the CLI command, Terraform change or console steps.

See the platform

One console. Every cloud. Every risk.

Eleven views into the same graph — from onboarding to attack paths, findings, compliance and dollar loss estimates. Illustrative screens; figures are examples, not customer data.

Product tour
app.onam.cloud / overview
Overview
Single pane of glass — risk score, engine status, compliance posture and top criticals at a glance.
Risk score 68
Critical
12
↑ 2 since yesterday
High
84
↓ 6 since yesterday
Medium
319
stable
Posture score — 30 days
+6.2
Trailing 30d
72/100
Engine status
CSPMrunning
CIEMrunning
Attack Pathrunning
Threat Detectionrunning
Data Securityrunning
Code Securitysyncing
Top critical findings
CRITICAL
s3://prod-user-data
Public bucket with 847K PII records
PCI-DSS · SOC 2
CRITICAL
iam::deploy-admin
Wildcard '*' on resource and action
CIS AWS 1.16
HIGH
ec2::i-0a1b2c3d
IMDSv1 enabled — SSRF risk
CIS AWS 5.6
Product demo

Watch the platform in action.

An illustrative, animated walkthrough of Onam Security console views. Figures are examples, not customer data.

Dashboard
Run Scan
0
Risk Score
▲ +4 this week
0
Critical Findings
▲ 3 new today
0
Cloud Assets
▲ 231 discovered
0%
Compliance Score
CIS · NIST · SOC 2
Engine Status
IAM
…
Network
…
Compliance
…
CDR
…
Risk
…
Encryption
…
Container
…
Data Sec
…
Vuln
…
Finding Severity
Critical12
High89
Medium234
Low512
Info1,204
Top Critical Findings
Correlating findings…
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G
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Your whole cloud on one screen
Risk score, engines, severity and connected clouds — 12,481 assets live
Clip length
12s
Data
Demo account
Inside Onam Security

Every security layer on one graph

CNAPP, CSPM, CIEM, DSPM, CWPP and SSPM are engines inside Onam Security, not separate tools — 29 of them running in parallel on the same data model, so findings talk to each other.

CNAPP

What's our posture, in one number?

7 pillars · one score

CSPM

What's misconfigured across every cloud?

9,853 posture rules

CIEM

Which identities are quietly over-privileged?

30-day behavioral baselines

IAM Security

Who has access to what?

Policies · users · roles

Asset Inventory

What do we actually run?

549 services · 7 clouds

Attack Path

Which risks actually reach crown jewels?

Cross-cloud graph analysis

CDR Detection

Behavioral threats across layers?

L1 · L2 · L3 detection

Threat Detection

Are we being attacked right now?

MITRE ATT&CK-mapped

Risk Quantification

What's this exposure worth in dollars?

FAIR-style estimates

DSPM — Data Security

Where does sensitive data really live?

1,321 data protection rules

Database Security

Are our databases hardened?

1,364 CIS engine benchmarks

Encryption & Keys

Who can decrypt our data?

502 key management rules

Network Security

Where is my perimeter actually leaking?

7-layer topology analysis

API Security

Which APIs are open to the world?

241 API posture rules

CWPP — Workloads

Are running workloads hardened?

VMs · containers · serverless

Agentless Scanning

How do we scan without agents?

Snapshot-based · zero install

Container Security

Are our clusters and images safe?

EKS · ECS · image scanning

Vulnerability Mgmt

Which CVEs actually matter to us?

Contextual, not CVSS-only

Code Security

Are we shipping vulnerable code?

SAST · DAST · SCA · IaC

SaaS Security (SSPM)

Is M365 and Workspace locked down?

433 CIS SaaS rules

AI Security

Are Bedrock and SageMaker safe?

AI/ML risk detection

AI Assistant

Can I just ask what's exposed?

13 domain specialists

Remediation

How does this actually get fixed?

Every finding ships its fix

Compliance

Are we audit-ready — today?

78 frameworks

Technology Engine

What is actually running here?

34 technologies
Onam AIOpsEarly access

Specialist AI agents that investigate your cloud — and change nothing without your approval.

A workspace where your team works with specialist agents — Asset and Security in early access, Compliance, Data and Automation in development. They plan multi-step investigations, cite the evidence for every number, and propose changes for a person to decide, with every step on the record.

  • A plan you can see before it runs
    The orchestrator shows which agent does what, in which order.
  • Evidence on every claim
    Each number links to the query, rows and scan that produced it.
  • A person approves every change
    Diff first, rollback shown, bound to the exact change.
By the numbers

Depth you can measure

Platform coverage, counted — every figure below is a cleared number from our product fact sheet, not an estimate.

11,433
security rules
Across posture, network, data, code, identity
549
cloud services covered
Enumerated continuously across every connected account
78
compliance frameworks
CIS · NIST · ISO 27001 · PCI-DSS · HIPAA · SOC 2 · more
29
detection & analysis engines
One graph, one data model
7
cloud providers
AWS · Azure · GCP · OCI · AliCloud · IBM · Kubernetes
8
SaaS platforms
M365 · Workspace · GitHub · GitLab · Snowflake · Okta · more
Compliance

Ready for your next audit

Continuous evidence across 78 frameworks — export in one click, no auditor screenshots.

CIS AWS v2
CIS Azure
CIS GCP
NIST 800-53
ISO 27001
PCI-DSS v4
HIPAA
GDPR
SOC 2
FedRAMP
CIS Kubernetes
MITRE ATT&CK
CSA CCM v4
Why now

Cloud security is at an inflection point

The controls that worked in 2020 don't work in 2026.

Attack surface is growing 40% YoY

Every new microservice, S3 bucket, and IAM role is a new door. Manual reviews can't keep up.

Identity sprawl is the new perimeter

Every service, pipeline and integration adds roles and trust. Few teams can say what each one can actually reach.

Multi-cloud complexity is the norm

The average enterprise runs 3+ clouds. Native tools only see their own turf.

Breach costs hit $4.88M on average

IBM 2024 report. Cloud breaches cost 15% more than on-prem — and take 88 more days to detect.

Why Onam Security

Onam Security vs. the alternatives

Where other approaches stop, Onam Security keeps going — because everything is on one graph.

Capability
Native cloud tools
Single-layer point tools
Manual audits / pen tests
Onam
Coverage
One cloud only
One security layer
Point-in-time
All 7 clouds · every security layer · continuous
Attack paths
Not covered
Not covered
Manual
Cross-cloud graph analysis
Compliance
Per-provider
Manual mapping
Point-in-time
78 frameworks · continuous evidence
Identity
Basic policies
None
Interview-based
30-day behavioral CIEM
Prioritisation
Alert firehose
CVSS-only
Report handoff
FAIR-style loss estimate per finding
Code + Runtime
Runtime only
One or the other
Neither
SAST · DAST · SCA · IaC · runtime
7 clouds supported
78 frameworks covered
Read-only posture scanning
Agentless workload scanning in your account
Delete access anytime
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Onam Security's coverage, deployment, and how it compares — answered straight.

What is Onam Security?
Onam Security is the security product of the Onam platform. It finds and prioritises risk across posture, identity (CIEM), data, workloads, code, attack paths and threat detection, maps every finding to the compliance frameworks it affects, and works on the same inventory Onam Estate keeps current — so a cloud account is connected once for every Onam product.
What is cloud security posture management (CSPM)?
Cloud security posture management (CSPM) continuously checks your cloud accounts for misconfigurations — public storage buckets, open security groups, unencrypted databases, over-permissive IAM — and tells you exactly how to fix them. Onam runs 9,853 CSPM posture rules continuously across AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, Alibaba Cloud, IBM Cloud, and Kubernetes, so misconfigurations surface the day they're introduced, not at the next audit.
Which cloud providers does Onam Security support?
Onam supports all 7 major clouds from a single console: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud (GCP), Oracle Cloud (OCI), Alibaba Cloud, IBM Cloud, and Kubernetes — with the same rules, attack-path analysis, and compliance mapping on every one.
How is Onam different from native cloud tools or single-layer CSPM products?
Native cloud tools cover one cloud, and point products cover one security layer. Onam puts all 7 clouds and every security layer — posture, identity (CIEM), attack paths, threat detection, data, code, and compliance — on one graph. That's what enables cross-cloud attack-path analysis and FAIR-style dollar loss estimates per finding instead of an alert firehose.
Is Onam agentless, and how long does deployment take?
Yes — no agents on your hosts. Posture scanning connects through read-only cloud roles; agentless workload scanning runs inside your account. You connect a cloud with a template you run in your own account, so you can read every permission first. For AWS, Onam assumes your role and stores no secret; where a cloud needs a stored credential (for example OCI or Alibaba Cloud), it is kept in AWS Secrets Manager, encrypted with AWS KMS.
Which compliance frameworks does Onam cover?
78 frameworks with continuous evidence, including CIS (AWS, Azure, GCP), NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS v4, HIPAA, and SOC 2. One finding maps to every framework it affects, and audit evidence exports in one click.
Does Onam include CIEM, threat detection, and code security as well as CSPM?
Yes. CSPM is one layer of the platform: 30-day behavioral CIEM for identity risk, cloud threat detection and response, vulnerability management, data security, and code-to-runtime coverage with SAST, DAST, SCA, and IaC scanning — all correlated on the same graph.
Ready when you are

See what is exposed — and what to fix first.

Connect a read-only role for posture scanning. Your first findings arrive with the first scan, ranked by the route an attacker would actually take.

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