Onam Security
CWPP — Workload Protection

Are the workloads actually running in production hardened?

Posture tells you how a workload was configured. CWPP tells you what it is running.

Cloud Workload Protection covers every compute form factor you run — virtual machines, containers, serverless functions and managed hosts — scored on one workload posture model, and collected without installing a single agent.

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10,000+
security rules
7
cloud providers
< 5 min
to first finding
100%
agentless
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Why this matters

Configuration scanning sees an EC2 instance with a sensible security group and calls it healthy.

It cannot see the unpatched OpenSSL inside the AMI, the root-owned SSH key baked into the image, the container running as privileged, or the Lambda with an outdated runtime. The workload is where the exploit actually lands, and it is the layer most posture tools never open.

The risk of not knowing

If it is not surfaced today, it is exposed today. Attackers do not wait for your quarterly review — and neither do auditors.

Real-time detection, not periodic audits
How does it actually work?

The mechanism, not the marketing

  1. 1

    Workload discovery inventories every VM, container, serverless function and managed host across all seven supported clouds via read-only APIs.

  2. 2

    The agentless scanner takes point-in-time volume snapshots inside your own account and analyses them out-of-band, so no software runs on the workload itself.

  3. 3

    Each workload is evaluated against the compute and workload rule set — 219 dedicated posture rules — plus operating-system CIS benchmarks for Ubuntu, RHEL, SUSE, Debian and CentOS.

  4. 4

    Vulnerability, container image, and host signal data is joined onto the same workload record, so one view shows configuration, packages, and exposure together.

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    Workload health rolls up into a single CWPP pillar score that trends over time and feeds the unified CNAPP score.

What do you actually get?

Specific outputs, measurable outcomes

Unified workload inventory
VMs, containers, serverless, and hosts in one list
Per-workload posture score with severity-ranked findings
OS hardening results against CIS benchmarks for five Linux distributions
Package and vulnerability inventory collected without agents
Privileged and root-running workload detection
Runtime exposure
which workloads are internet-reachable
Serverless posture
runtime versions, execution roles, and environment secrets
CWPP pillar score trending, feeding the platform-wide CNAPP score
See it live

CWPP — Workload Protection in the real console.

Not a mockup — the actual Onam console on a live demo account, showing exactly what your team sees.

Container Security
Scan Clusters
3
EKS Clusters
24
Nodes
3
Critical CVEs
12
RBAC Violations
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Runtime workload protection
3 EKS clusters, 24 nodes — CVEs ranked by CVSS × EPSS with exploit intel
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Data
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FAQ

Questions we get a lot

No. Workload data is collected agentlessly using snapshot-based scanning that runs inside your own cloud account. There is no daemon, no sidecar, and no kernel module — and therefore no performance impact on production workloads.
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