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Cloud Security Posture Check

Answer 10 questions on IAM, logging, encryption, network exposure, backups, and secrets. Get a posture score, a band, and your top gaps. Works for AWS, GCP, or Azure.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this work for AWS, GCP, and Azure?

Yes. The questions cover cloud security fundamentals that apply across AWS, GCP, and Azure: identity and access management, logging and monitoring, encryption, network exposure, backups, and secrets management. The specific service names differ per provider, but the controls are the same.

How accurate is this posture score?

It is a directional self-assessment based on your answers, useful for spotting the biggest gaps and priorities. It is not a configuration scan or a formal audit. A real cloud security assessment inspects your actual accounts, IAM policies, and network setup, which a questionnaire cannot fully capture.

Is it free?

Yes, the posture check is free and requires no signup. It is meant to give teams a quick, honest read on their cloud security with no obligation.

What should I fix first?

The tool ranks your weakest areas so you can start there. In practice, the highest-impact fixes are usually enforcing MFA and least-privilege IAM, centralizing logging, closing public network exposure, and moving secrets out of code into a managed secret store.