BYOQ (Bring Your Own Queries), HITRUST and Much More

Build Your Own View
Earlier we had rolled out Inbuilt Views where we created custom views for you. But now you have the ability to Build Your Own Views.
A simple graphical interface helps you:
- Pick attributes
- Execute the query and save it
- Edit already executed queries
- Share it with your team members
Productivity and empowerment go to the next level!
Enriched IAM Screen
Your identities and their details are now presented in a tabular format. We now show you:
- Custom roles
- Granular permissions
- Various events these IAM principals have executed in your cloud accounts
Now the Principal view tells you:
- Their permissions
- Actions they have carried out
- Their review status
Announcing HITRUST and AWS Well Architected Framework Support
We have been showing your completeness against several compliance standards like HIPAA, SOC2, and many more.
Today we are rolling out two important additions:
- HITRUST
- AWS Well Architected Framework support
Setting Environments for Your Cloud Accounts
Cloudanix gives you a single dashboard for all your cloud accounts. Many customers have multiple accounts, even if they are using a single cloud provider.
Our users can now attach an environment to their cloud accounts, which can further be used in the Filter control on the page to query the information.
Ready to see your graph?
Connect a cloud account in under 30 minutes. See every finding rooted in identity, asset, and blast radius — with a fix path attached.
Book a DemoBlog
Read More Posts
Your Trusted Partner in Data Protection with Cutting-Edge Solutions for
Comprehensive Data Security.
Tuesday, Sep 01, 2026
India Is APAC's Most-Targeted Country for Ransomware. Here's How DPDPA Readiness Doubles as Defense
If you run security for an Indian company, the last stretch of August 2026 delivered a set of numbers worth sitting with
Read More
Monday, Aug 31, 2026
One Incident, Four Clocks: What the EU's New Reporting Rules Mean for Your Security Team
Most of the security news in any given week is about attacks. This one is about paperwork — and it deserves your attenti
Read More
Saturday, Aug 29, 2026
A Patch Existed for a Month. 270+ Servers Still Fell. The Zimbra Lesson Is About Exposure, Not Patching
Here is a story that repeats itself a few times a year, and it is worth pausing on because the lesson is not the one mos
Read More