Know which cloud risks matter.

Casco Cloud Security supports AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud (GCP). Connect your cloud environment to bring resource, exposure, and permission context into your security workflow. Available collection and threat-monitoring capabilities depend on the provider, connected services, and permissions you enable; we’ll walk through your environment in a demo.

No. A cloud finding can identify an important combination of exposure, vulnerabilities, and permissions without proving exploitation. Casco keeps the risk basis and runtime-validation status separate, so you can see what the evidence establishes and what still needs to be tested.

Where source context is available, Casco associates deployed resources with their repository and package or module, including match confidence. That helps engineers locate the code related to a finding. A resource relationship or code match is context for investigation, not proof of an end-to-end exploit.

Choose two resources to explore how they connect through the cloud graph. Find path highlights the relationships between them, including IAM context along the way. An observed path helps guide your investigation; it does not by itself prove effective access or a successful exploit.

Collection uses read-only access scoped to the accounts, resources, and log sources you connect. Threat monitoring requires the relevant log permissions. You control the connected scope, and any production containment is a separate, customer-controlled action.

Signals are observations from your environment. Findings assess weaknesses that need attention. Threats represent suspected or confirmed malicious activity, with an investigation timeline, supporting evidence, and an owner. Configured notifications help bring activity to the team’s attention.