
Multi-cloud vulnerability management and CSPM
Vulnerability management and compliance control for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud: continuously assess, monitor, and improve the security posture of your cloud environments. Cloud VM scanning, security for your Kubernetes environments, and registry container image analysis.
Multi-cloud challenges

Resource proliferation
Thousands of resources scattered across multiple clouds with no centralized inventory.

Misconfigurations
Failed security settings and undetected configuration drift.

Multi-cloud complexity
Fragmented tools, divergent standards, and inconsistent access management.
Cloud attack surface
Cloud Attack Surface Management
Automatically discover and catalog all your cloud resources via native APIs.

Automatic discovery
Real-time synchronization across all environments
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Unified view
Centralized multi-cloud and multi-region dashboard
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Traceability
Complete history of configuration changes
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CSPM
CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management)
Detect misconfigurations based on CIS benchmarks and security best practices.
CIS Benchmarks
Compliance with recognized standards for AWS, Azure, and GCP
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Guided remediation
Detailed corrective actions for every violation
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Continuous reporting
Track security posture over time
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cloud infrastructure scan
Scan your cloud infrastructure
Scan your virtual machines and cloud containers with the same level of detection as in an on-premises environment.

Virtual machines
Agentless installation
Native access via AWS, Azure, and GCP APIs
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Complete inventory
Dependencies, OS, services, and software versions
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Detailed reporting
Patch recommendations per VM
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Registry containers
Registry integration
Native support for ECR, ACR, GCR, and Docker Hub
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Deployment blocking
Vulnerability threshold policies
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Automated SBOM
Image dependency inventory
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Testimonials
FAQ
From asset mapping to automated remediation.
What is CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management)?
CSPM is an approach that automatically detects misconfigurations and security drifts in your cloud environments by comparing them against CIS benchmarks and industry best practices. Rather than a one-time audit, CSPM continuously monitors the security posture of your AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or OpenStack resources.
Does Cyberwatch work across multiple cloud providers simultaneously?
Yes, Cyberwatch natively covers AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and OpenStack via their respective APIs. The platform centralizes the inventory and security posture of all your environments into a single view, eliminating the tool fragmentation and divergent standards typical of traditional multi-cloud management.
What is the difference between scanning a cloud VM and scanning on-premises servers?
Cyberwatch applies the same high-quality vulnerability scanning to cloud virtual machines as it does to on-premises servers, without compromising on analysis depth. Discovery and data collection rely on native cloud APIs rather than traditional agents, simplifying large-scale deployment.
How does Cyberwatch secure containers and Kubernetes?
Cyberwatch scans container images from your registries and runtime environments, both before and after deployment, to identify software vulnerabilities and track embedded components. The platform extends this analysis to workloads, Kubernetes clusters, and cloud environments to detect security risks, configuration drift, and vulnerabilities across your entire infrastructure.
Does CSPM replace a traditional vulnerability scanner?
No, the two approaches are complementary. CSPM focuses on identifying misconfigurations, compliance gaps, and risks related to cloud security posture. Vulnerability scanning, on the other hand, detects known software flaws, such as CVEs, present on systems, virtual machines, container images, and workloads. Cyberwatch combines these capabilities within a single platform to provide a unified view of cloud risks and facilitate their prioritization.
How does the CSPM integrate with other Cyberwatch modules?
Cloud resources discovered by the CSPM are integrated into the centralized Cyberwatch inventory, alongside endpoints, internet-facing assets, web applications, SBOMs, and application dependencies. This approach allows you to correlate cloud configurations, vulnerabilities, external exposures, and application risks in a unified view, while simplifying compliance tracking for NIS2, DORA, CRA, or ISO 27001 requirements.
