In a world where infrastructure changes happen by the hour, one tiny misstep can spiral into a full-blown breach.
And yet, real-time cloud misconfiguration alerts remain one of the most overlooked defenses in modern cloud security.
It usually starts innocently—a DevOps engineer spins up a test environment, forgets to tighten access, and pushes the change. Everything works. Until it doesn't. Days or even weeks later, you discover a security hole that's been wide open for attackers.
The real problem? You didn't know it happened—until it was too late.
The Silent Killers of Cloud Security
Cloud misconfigurations are silent killers. Unlike DDoS attacks or malware, they don't make noise. But the damage they cause—from public S3 buckets to overly permissive IAM roles—can be catastrophic.
They're easy to make, even for experienced teams.
Whether it's an incorrect CIDR block or a missed policy rule, the sheer complexity of today's cloud environments makes manual errors inevitable.
They're hard to detect in time.
Most tools catch them post-factum—when logs are analyzed, or during a security audit. By then, it's reactive damage control.
They kill team trust.
When you can't pinpoint what changed and when, internal trust breaks. Security starts becoming a blocker instead of an enabler.
Cloudshot: Real-Time Protection in Action
Cloudshot provides real-time alerting and visualization of misconfigurations across AWS, Azure, and GCP. It's not just another log parser—it's proactive, visual, and built for action.
Immediate anomaly detection.
The moment a resource drifts from policy—like a storage bucket made public—you get alerted.
Visual diff maps.
See exactly what changed, who changed it, and how it affects other services, in real time.
Targeted alerts.
Dev gets notified when it's a code issue. SecOps when it's policy-related. Everyone knows, instantly.
Cloudshot doesn't just shorten your detection time—it rewrites your entire incident response.
Why It Works
In cloud security, time-to-detect is everything. Cloudshot's real-time engine prevents weeks of unnoticed exposure.
Visualizing config drift helps teams align fast, without panic or blame.
When engineers know there's a safety net, they ship faster—without fear.
Stop Waiting for the Next Security Review
Before your next security review uncovers what your logs didn't catch—