Vorpcel / Solutions / Manage exposure
Cloud risk spans resources, identities and the permissions between them. Vorpcel connects inventory and posture findings to potential attack paths, helping teams understand which combinations of exposure could affect sensitive resources and where remediation may have the greatest impact.
At a glance
A finding's importance depends on the resource it affects, its exposure and the access it enables. Reviewing these relationships helps distinguish isolated configuration issues from combinations that could provide a route to sensitive data or broader privileges.
A finding describes one resource. A path connects several: a machine open to the internet that can assume a privileged role that can read a sensitive database. Fixing one link in that chain can matter more than fixing many isolated findings.
Findings are ranked by exposure, privilege and what they can reach, so the team starts with the ones on a real path.
Analyze permissions and trust relationships for potential privilege escalation. Review the affected identity, the relevant actions and the resources that additional access could expose.
Visualize potential routes from exposed entry points to sensitive resources. Network relationships and identity permissions provide context for understanding how access could extend across your environment.
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Kubernetes appear in one inventory, with the same priorities and the same reports.
Review suggested changes alongside dependencies and potential application impact before implementation.
Organize posture findings by supported compliance frameworks and control references. Use resource-level evidence to support gap analysis, remediation planning and assessment preparation.
Connect supported cloud accounts and Kubernetes environments to collect resource, identity and configuration context. Recurring collection keeps the working inventory aligned with observed changes.
Assess findings with exposure, identity relationships and potential reach. Review the factors behind priorities and identify combinations that warrant attention.
Use suggested commands, policies or infrastructure-as-code changes where supported. Assess operational considerations and implement approved changes through your team's workflow.
Review public access in the context of network controls and connected resources.
Find resources shared by multiple attack paths and assess where remediation could have the broadest effect. Use this context to focus changes on high-impact dependencies.
Identify resources where exposure, elevated permissions, sensitive data and vulnerability findings combine to increase risk. Investigate the contributing factors together to assess remediation priority.
Track changes to exposure, permissions and security posture across collection cycles. Review history to understand how risk evolves and evaluate the effect of remediation work.
Read-only access to the configuration of each account, granted through the cloud provider's own mechanisms. Cloud Defense does not change your resources and does not read the data inside them.
A finding describes one resource. A path connects several: a machine open to the internet that can assume a privileged role that can read a sensitive database. Fixing one link in that chain can matter more than fixing many isolated findings.
Cloud Defense looks at configuration and permissions. For the software running inside each machine, add the Vorpcel agent with Vulnerability Management.
Evaluate inventory, attack-path analysis and remediation priorities using a scoped cloud environment.