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Nobody signed off on half of what's running in your cloud accounts
Multi-cloud sprawl doesn't happen in one decision — it accumulates. A team spins up a Kubernetes cluster for a proof of concept. Someone connects a new GitHub org. A vendor gets Microsoft 365 access that never gets revoked. None of it goes through central security review, and none of it shows up in a spreadsheet-based asset inventory, because nobody's updating that spreadsheet.
Where this actually breaks
Misconfigurations (an open S3 bucket, an over-permissioned IAM role) get introduced between review cycles and sit exposed until an audit — or an attacker — finds them.
Posture tools that only look “inside” a connected account miss what's reachable from the outside, the attacker's actual vantage point.
Compliance evidence for PCI, SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, or HIPAA gets manually re-collected per framework, per audit, instead of proven once.
A fix applied today can regress on the next deploy, and nothing re-checks it unless someone remembers to.
How TriNetra covers it
Attack Surface Management
ASM's Cloud Target flow is the real onboarding mechanic: a 4-step wizard — Select Provider → Account Details → Credentials → Validate — against the actual provider set live in the product: AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, GitHub, Microsoft 365, MongoDB Atlas, Google Workspace, Infrastructure as Code, Container Registry, Oracle Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud. Each account gets its own monitoring cadence and freshness SLA, and nothing scans until scope is confirmed. Misconfiguration findings come back mapped to the frameworks they affect — PCI, SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA — with severity, service, and region attached, plus a weighted cloud threat score across identity, attack-surface, logging, and encryption.
Subdomain Inventory
24 targets+ Scan ad-hocContinuous Controls Validation
Continuous Controls Validation (CCV) is the compliance layer on top: a control is defined once and mapped to every framework it's relevant to, so proving MFA is enforced satisfies SOC 2 and ISO 27001 simultaneously. Today CCV ships as regulatory VAPT compliance reporting — SEBI CSCRF and IRDAI CSCRF reports generated end-to-end from real assessment data with an approval-gated client loop, on the path to the continuous hourly-test model.
PTaaS
PTaaS scopes cloud infrastructure as its own engagement type — black, grey, or white box, tested through the same 12-state lifecycle and live findings dashboard as any other asset class — so a manual pentest of your cloud footprint isn't disconnected from what ASM found automatically.
The workflow
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Add a Cloud Target — pick the provider, walk the 4-step wizard, validate credentials.
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ASM fingerprints the account, flags misconfigurations mapped to your compliance frameworks, and scores posture.
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Drift gets caught on the next scan — new, regressed, and resolved exposures diffed against the last run.
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CCV keeps the compliance evidence trail current between formal audits.