A fresh CVE lands on KEV.
You hear about it in minutes. Not next scan.
When CISA adds a CVE to Known Exploited Vulnerabilities or EPSS spikes its probability-of-exploit score, the clock starts. Cloudanix joins the fresh CVE against your live cloud asset graph, container image registry, language-package SBOMs and reachability map — and surfaces exactly which workloads, dependencies and identities are exposed, ordered by attack-path priority.
- P1prod-api-gateway · public · admin rolevia container · base image
- P2prod-search-cluster · publicvia npm dep
- P3internal-ml-jobs · privatevia python dep
- P4sandbox · isolated · ttl 2hvia go dep
Fresh exploits move faster than vulnerability scans.
Three failure modes most cloud teams have lived through.
Scan cadence is too slow
Most CSPM / SCA / image-scanning runs on a 24-hour cadence — and the worst incidents are the ones where attackers had a 30-day head start on the next scan.
"Critical" alone doesn't prioritise
On any given day there are hundreds of Critical CVEs across a typical cloud estate. Without reachability, blast-radius and KEV-recency context, the queue is unsortable — and the genuinely-exploited ones drown.
Cross-tier exposure is invisible
A fresh CVE in a base image is in your containers. The same CVE in a Python wheel is in your data jobs. The same CVE in a JS framework is in your front-end. Most tools see one of those; the buyer reconciles the rest.
From CISA add to actionable list — in minutes.
Feed ingestion
We continuously ingest the CISA KEV catalog, the FIRST.org EPSS daily score updates, NVD/CVSS, GitHub Security Advisories, OSV, vendor PSIRT feeds, and (where licensed) commercial threat-intel vendors. Recency, exploit observation and KEV status are all tracked per-CVE.
Match against your real estate
Each new or score-elevated CVE is matched against your container image registries (last-built images and their layers), Kubernetes deployments (currently-running pod images), serverless function artifacts, OS-package inventory on VMs, and language-package SBOMs (npm, pip, gem, go, cargo, maven, nuget) — all from the same asset graph.
Join to reachability + blast radius
A matched CVE on a sandbox workload behind a private network with a low-blast-radius identity is a P4. The same CVE on a public-internet workload running with an admin role that can reach a crown-jewel data resource is a P1. The graph does the math.
Notify on the channel you actually watch
Slack / Teams / PagerDuty / email / webhook. Per-team routing, per-severity thresholds, per-environment scopes. Auditor-ready evidence written to the timeline automatically.
Three architectural choices that change the outcome.
Built on the graph
Every match carries the graph context — workload, identity, blast radius, data reach — without an extra correlation step. "We're exposed" lands with "and this is what's at risk."
Cross-tier coverage
Container layers, OS packages, language SBOMs, serverless artifacts — one model, one query. A fresh CVE that crosses tiers shows up as one finding, not three.
Recency-weighted
"Critical" is a static label. KEV-status, EPSS score and observed-exploit recency change daily. We weight by what's actually moving, not what was Critical six months ago.
What Our Users Are Saying
Customer Reviews
Cloudanix is trusted by security leaders worldwide to deliver proactive, reliable, and cutting-edge cloud security.
One day, I changed the password of a root account, and my CTO called me within less than a minute to confirm if I did so. I was not expecting a reaction this quick. He told me Cloudanix alerted him of this password change and that he wanted to confirm as it was a critical security notification. I couldn't believe it!
Compliance is one way of staying secure, but what I want is the ability to go deeper and attain 'true security.' Cloudanix provides us the capability to do so.
Cloudanix is building for the future of the cloud, which makes the product all the more desirable.
Cloudanix gave us the visibility we were missing. Being able to move from permanent access to a robust Just-In-Time (JIT) workflow has fundamentally changed our security posture without slowing down our engineering velocity.
We are excited to leverage Cloudanix's comprehensive multi-cloud DevSecOps solution to secure our production workloads on AWS. Cloudanix has demonstrated that it can solve many challenges that DevSecOps teams face while continually adding new features such as SOC2 compliance and drift detection.
Managing third-party partner access was once a major concern for our security posture. With Cloudanix JIT Cloud, we've effectively achieved zero third-party risk. We can now grant access confidently, knowing that it is temporary, audited, and automatically revoked, resulting in a 100% reduction in our privileged access exposure.
The snooze feature and responsible alerts have helped us save time and prioritize what to tackle first.
Implementing Cloudanix JIT internally allowed us to practice what we preach. By eliminating permanent access to our own clouds and databases, we've neutralized the risk of standing privileges, ensuring our own 'keys to the kingdom' are never left exposed.
The problem with permissions is a lot of times, the gaps are left open due to oversights from inside the organization itself. With Cloudanix's CIEM, we get a complete view of user permissions and access. This enables us to update the permissions, reducing the attack surface.
In the world of Fintech, trust is our currency. Cloudanix provided the frictionless visibility we needed to secure our EKS workloads across AWS, ensuring we stay audit-ready for SOC2 and GDPR without slowing down our engineering velocity.
Cloudanix delivered value within 5 minutes of onboarding. Continuous monitoring, timely detection, and excellent documentation helped us attain a great cloud security posture.
Technology strategies and business strategies are in a state of constant change which includes centralization and decentralization of responsibilities. Regardless of strategic shift, we still have intellectual property to protect. Cloudanix are critical partners for us in our public cloud security posture across our three cloud providers.
Cloudanix has been amazing. They opened up a common Slack channel with us — and it feels like we are talking to our own team and getting things done with Cloud security. The support team is always available, friendly, helpful, and ready to go out of their way.
Beyond just access management, Cloudanix CSPM has given us a unified view of our AWS environment. The real-time alerting and anomaly detection allow us to prevent any untoward activity before it happens, which is critical for a marketplace connecting 50+ financial institutions.
For a Fintech company, data is our most valuable — and most sensitive — asset. Cloudanix DAM hasn't just improved our visibility; it has given us control. The ability to mask data and prevent unauthorized queries in real-time is a game-changer for our compliance and customer trust.
Our clients, especially in the Middle East financial sector, demand absolute accountability. Cloudanix JIT Cloud has been a competitive differentiator for us, allowing us to provide secure, governed access to customer accounts that meet their strictest audit and compliance requirements.
Cloudanix is always on my team's lips because of its exceptional support. Be it a small or big query, Cloudanix has gone above and beyond to resolve them. This one's a keeper for us.
For a long-lasting partnership, great support goes a long way. Cloudanix has delivered exceptional support whenever required. Their edge is their team is always ready to go beyond to solve any issues that we have. This speaks volumes about the culture at Cloudanix.
Beyond the technology, Cloudanix feels like an extension of our own team. Their willingness to stand up a dedicated Middle East tenant for us and provide exceptional support at a sensible price makes them a long-term partner for Hugosave.
The real-time notifications that Cloudanix provides are a real lifesaver. Their adaptive notifications ensure that my team stays productive and doesn't get interrupted all the time.
The whole point in technological evolution is to help improve the world we live in. We must protect that and to do so requires an effective and efficient security strategy. The Cloudanix team helped make our public cloud security posture management strategy a reality. The symbiotic relationship we have allows for a continuous feedback loop which is how business should operate.
Zero-Day Watch, asked plainly.
Is this a separate product or part of the CNAPP+?
Part of the CNAPP+. Zero-Day Watch is the consumer-facing name for the recency-weighted exposure feed that sits on top of our threat intelligence, container image scanning, OS-package inventory and language SBOM coverage. It's not a separate SKU.
How fast do new KEV / EPSS updates reach my dashboard?
CISA KEV catalog and FIRST.org EPSS feeds are polled on a sub-hour cadence. From "CISA adds the CVE" to "match list with reachability context in your console" is typically under 10 minutes for KEV adds; EPSS-score elevations come in on the daily EPSS publishing cadence. The matching against your asset graph is real-time once the CVE feed update is received.
Are you a threat-research firm?
No — and we're honest about it. We don't write the KEV catalog (CISA does). We don't author exploit research (Project Zero, Talos, Unit 42, Mandiant, GreyNoise and others do). What we do is operationalise the public and commercial intelligence against your live cloud — fast, context-rich, prioritised by what's actually reachable. If your security strategy depends on first-party threat research, you'll pair us with one of those vendors, not replace them.
What about non-CVE exploits — n-day patterns, misconfigurations, supply-chain incidents?
The same feed pipeline handles non-CVE intelligence: known-bad container image signatures, compromised npm/pip packages flagged by Sonatype / Snyk / Phylum, leaked-credential lists, CI/CD attack tradecraft signatures from MITRE ATT&CK for Containers, and (with the customer's consent) red-team artifacts. Matching is the same — pattern lands, we check your estate, attack-path-prioritise the result.
How does this play with my SBOM / SCA tools (Snyk, Mend, Dependabot)?
It complements them. SBOM / SCA tools tell you which dependencies you have, and surface known vulnerabilities at scan time. Zero-Day Watch joins those dependency lists against the live KEV / EPSS feeds, the live cloud asset graph, and reachability data — so when a CVE lands on KEV that's in your SBOM, you find out in minutes with reachability context, not on the next SCA scan with no context. If you already run Snyk / Mend / Dependabot and want to keep them, we ingest their findings as one input.
Does this work for workloads behind a private network?
Yes. Reachability is a graph property — public-internet, internal-network-only, peered-VPC, isolated-VPC, behind a service mesh, behind a WAF, behind a NAT. Matched CVEs are scored by the actual reachability of the workload, not "is it on the internet, yes/no." A private workload with a path through an over-privileged identity to a public asset is treated differently from a fully air-gapped one.
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