Cloud Network Security

Your startup’s network is probably a mess. Let’s fix that.

Here’s the thing about startup cloud networks: they grow like weeds. You start with a simple setup, then suddenly you’re three AWS accounts deep with security groups that nobody remembers creating and firewall rules that make about as much sense as a TikTok algorithm.

Most founders I talk to know their network security is sketchy, but fixing it feels like trying to untangle Christmas lights while wearing oven mitts. The good news? It doesn’t have to be that hard.

Key Features

Actually see what you built

Remember that feeling when you first discovered Chrome DevTools and could finally see what your website was actually doing? That’s what our network visualization does for your cloud infrastructure. Instead of guessing which services can talk to which databases, you’ll have a live map that shows exactly how everything connects.

No more SSH-ing into boxes to check iptables rules. No more Slack threads asking “hey, can anyone remember why port 8080 is open on that EC2 instance?” Just point, click, and see what’s actually happening.

Find the scary stuff automatically

Our scanner runs through your setup looking for the classics: RDS instances exposed to the internet, security groups with 0.0.0.0/0 rules that definitely shouldn’t be there, that one Lambda function with admin permissions because someone was troubleshooting at 2 AM six months ago.

It’s like having a security expert review your infrastructure, except they work 24/7 and never get tired of pointing out that your staging environment has production-level access to everything.

Fix problems without the pain

Here’s where it gets good. Every issue we find comes with a fix button. Not a “here’s a 47-step remediation guide” button. An actual fix button that makes the problem go away.

Overprivileged IAM role? Fixed. Database accessible from anywhere? Fixed. Security group allowing SSH from the entire internet? Fixed. It’s like having infrastructure-as-code, but for security fixes.

Stay ahead of the next fire drill

New vulnerabilities pop up constantly. Your environment changes every time someone deploys. Our monitoring catches this stuff in real-time, so you’re not playing security whack-a-mole every week.

Benefits

• Stop playing network detective: See exactly what’s connected to what, in plain English
• Security without the PhD: Fix issues without becoming a cloud security expert first
• Ship features, not security tickets: Automated fixes mean your team stays focused on building product
• Sleep better: Know that someone’s watching for the problems that could sink your company
• Investor-ready: Clean security posture for due diligence without scrambling

How It Works

We connect to your cloud accounts and build a real-time map of everything. Think of it like Google Maps for your infrastructure - you can zoom in to see individual resources or zoom out for the big picture.

The scanner runs continuously, checking configurations against security best practices. When it finds something sketchy, it flags it with context about why it matters and what could go wrong.

For most issues, there’s a one-click fix that safely updates your configuration. For the tricky stuff, we give you clear instructions and can often automate the fix anyway.

The whole thing runs in the background. Set it up once, then get back to building your actual product.

Why this matters for startups

Security breaches are startup killers. Not just because of the immediate damage, but because they destroy trust right when you need it most. Your Series A investors will ask about security. Your first enterprise customers definitely will.

But hiring a security team before you hit product-market fit is like buying a Ferrari before you have a driver’s license. You need something that works now, scales with you, and doesn’t require becoming a cloud security expert.

Most security tools assume you have a team of specialists. We assume you have a team of builders who want to focus on building.

That’s the difference.

Ready to stop worrying about what’s hiding in your cloud setup? Let’s talk.