Cloud security that closes the loop

Detect. Fix. Prove.

ACSE finds the misconfigurations in every cloud you run, fixes them as code your engineers approve, and keeps signed proof your auditors can verify. Whoever found the problem, ACSE closes it.

Every estate you run, one governed loopAn isometric landscape of AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Kubernetes and an AI data center. A public storage bucket is detected on a path from the internet, a fix arrives as a draft pull request, a person approves it with MFA, and the evidence chain seals in the customer’s account.AI DATA CENTERgpu nodes · model storageAWSGOOGLE CLOUDAZUREKUBERNETES · GKE · AKS · EKSpublic access · criticalinternetDRAFT PR · YOUR REPO+ resource "aws_s3_bucket_public_+ access_block" "data" {+ restrict_public_buckets = truevalidated: plan, policy re-checkDECISIONsecurity approver · approve✓ step-up mfa · bound to viewSEALED · IN YOUR ACCOUNT
  • AWS
  • Google Cloud
  • Azure
  • Kubernetes
  • AI data centers
  • GPU clouds
  • CIS
  • PCI DSS 4.0.1
  • NIST 800-53
  • FedRAMP Moderate
  • CCCS Medium
  • ISO 27001
  • SOC 2

Why ACSE

Most security tools stop at the finding and leave your team with a list. ACSE carries each finding through to a reviewed fix, a person’s decision and a record your auditor can check.

0 long-lived keys
Read-only, federated access, minted inside your account
0 auto-merges, ever
A person approves every fix with step-up MFA
7 signed framework packs
Versioned, previewed and adopted by two people
2 independent verifiers
Python and TypeScript must reach the same verdict

Whoever found it

Keep your scanner. Close the gap it leaves.

ACSE detects on its own. It can also take the findings your existing tools raise and carry them through the same governed fix, approval and evidence. Your team keeps the tools it trusts; the backlog finally shrinks.

  • One deduplicated fix queue, ranked by the paths to your data
  • The same validation and guardrails for every fix
  • One record of how each finding was closed
Fix what your scanner finds
Whoever found it, ACSE fixes itFindings from a team’s existing scanner, from cloud-native tools and from ACSE’s own detection flow into one deduplicated fix queue, and leave as a draft pull request.YOUR SCANNERCLOUD TOOLSACSEONE FIX QUEUEdeduplicated · ranked by pathDRAFT PR+ the fix, as codeapprove · mfa

Honest scores

Two scores, so progress can’t hide risk.

The governed score credits what your team has handled: accepted exceptions, attestations and agreed exclusions. The raw score is what your cloud says, never adjusted. ACSE always shows both.

Example tenant · 120 controls

77%

Governed: what your team has handled

  • 84 pass
  • 4 accepted exceptions count as handledcount as fail
  • 3 attested by a person count as handledcount as unknown
  • 2 excluded out of the totalcount as fail
  • 20 fail
  • 7 unknown never counted as pass

Both scores are always shown together, so a better governed score can never hide what the cloud reports. Illustrative numbers.

Your data stays yours

The work happens in your cloud.

ACSE’s runtime runs in your own account and connects outward only, signed. Credentials, resource names and raw evidence stay with you. Select a row to see what crosses the line.

  • Projections carry shapes and counts. The schema rejects resource names, ARNs and ids, so they cannot be sent by mistake.

How ACSE works

Built for regulated enterprises

Ready for the question every examiner asks.

“Prove this change was authorized, tested and reversible.” ACSE is built so the answer is already on the record, for every cloud team and especially for the banks, insurers, health systems and public bodies held to the highest bar.

ACSE for banking

Authorized

Every change approved by a named person with MFA, separate from its author by default.

Tested

Every fix planned, re-checked against policy and judged for blast radius before review.

Reversible

Every approval shows how to undo the change, and ACSE watches the result.

Sovereign

Your evidence and configuration stay in your account and your region.

One case, four teamsSecurity, engineering, risk and audit each see the same case from their side: who sets policy, who merges the fix, who accepts risk and who verifies the record.ONE CASESECURITYsets policyENGINEERINGmerges the fixRISKaccepts or rejectsAUDITverifies the record

Talk to us

See ACSE on your cloud.

Tell us what you run and what your auditors ask for. We’ll show you the loop end to end: a real finding, a fix as code, an approval with MFA and the sealed record.