Find risk, waste, and operational drift across AWS.
trueno helps AWS teams see what exists, what costs money, what is exposed, what changed, and what needs action, across inventory, cost, identity, network exposure, serverless, compliance, reliability, and enterprise AWS coverage.
Find AWS cost waste
Identify idle resources, oversized workloads, unused commitments, cost anomalies, and budget risks before they grow.
Prepare for a cloud security review
Surface risky IAM, public exposure, weak audit posture, missing encryption, and native AWS security findings in one place.
Clean up stale infrastructure
Find unattached EBS volumes, idle NAT gateways, unused load balancers, stale DNS, old access keys, and unused workflows.
Monitor IAM and access risk
Review access keys, roles, policies, trust relationships, KMS keys, secrets, and parameter storage with severity context.
Track multi-account AWS inventory
Give teams a searchable inventory across accounts, regions, services, and environments, without spreadsheets.
Automate cloud operations work
Schedule scans, alert teams on critical findings, assign owners, send weekly reports, and create cleanup reminders.
Generate executive cloud reports
Export cost savings reports, summarize open risk, track trends, and show cloud posture over time to stakeholders.
Score against CIS and AWS FSBP
Track control-by-control compliance against the CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark and AWS Foundational Security Best Practices, with per-control pass/fail and the exact resources behind every gap.
Trace multi-step attack paths
Correlate individual findings into the chain an attacker would actually walk (public entry point to over-permissioned role to sensitive data) and fix the one link that breaks the path.
Catch drift before it ships back
trueno detects whether each resource is managed by CloudFormation, CDK, or Terraform and warns when a console or CLI fix will be reverted on the next deploy, so remediation actually sticks.
Try trueno on your AWS environment.
The Free tier covers a single AWS account. Upgrade as you need more accounts, modules, automation, and history.