FinSecOps
Unified multi-cloud threat posture, an automation fabric of webhooks and event buses, and identity controls — where the cost and security perspectives converge.
At a glance
| Route | /finsecops |
| Group | Security |
| Page permission | cloud_inventory |
What it is
Unified multi-cloud threat posture combining security detection, an automation fabric of webhooks and event buses, and identity controls — the point at which the platform's cost and security perspectives converge.
Who it is for
Security engineers, CISOs, and platform teams operating on the premise that cost governance and security governance are the same governance.
How it works
Security detectors run alongside cost detectors, in the same registry
Compound risk scoring
Why combined signals beat severity labels
A resource that is simultaneously orphaned, publicly reachable, and over-privileged is ranked above three unrelated single-signal findings.
Working a queue by severity label alone misses exactly this — the resource where several moderate problems compose into a serious one.
The AI-assisted IAM review
Automated tooling can flag AdministratorAccess by name, but is otherwise blind to the
hand-written policies where most real privilege risk sits. The AI-assisted detector performs
semantic review that string matching cannot.
It fails closed, by design
The AI IAM detector is bounded per scan and fails closed — if no model is configured, the request errors, or the response cannot be parsed, it returns nothing and never raises.
A missing or misbehaving model can never break the deterministic scan underneath it.
The automation fabric
Events are dispatched to webhooks, AWS EventBridge, and GCP Pub/Sub through a transactional outbox, with:
HMAC-SHA256 signing
So the receiver can verify authenticity.
Exponential-backoff retry
Transient failures resolve themselves.
At-least-once delivery
Guaranteed by the transactional outbox pattern.
Dead-letter queue with manual redrive
Nothing is lost silently.
Features
- Multi-cloud threat posture across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI, filterable per cloud
- IAM and identity detections on all four providers
- AI-assisted semantic review of custom IAM policy documents
- Detection pressure and governance readiness indicators
- Inventory freshness reporting
- Compound risk scoring across combined signals
- Webhook subscriptions with HMAC-SHA256 signing and secret rotation
- AWS EventBridge and GCP Pub/Sub destinations
- Transactional outbox with at-least-once delivery guarantees
- Delivery tracking with status, response code, and latency
- Dead-letter queue with manual redrive
- Incident response playbooks
How to use it
Connect all accounts and confirm inventory freshness
Stale inventory produces stale security posture.
Review identity findings first
Unused access keys, missing multi-factor authentication, and over-privileged policies are the highest-severity and lowest-effort items in most estates.
Examine the AI-flagged custom IAM policies
These are precisely the policies that exact-match checks cannot evaluate — and where real privilege-escalation risk usually lives.
Prioritise using compound risk scoring
Rather than working through single-signal findings by severity label.
Configure webhook or event bus destinations
So security events reach your existing incident response tooling rather than waiting to be noticed here.
Verify delivery, rotate secrets, monitor the dead-letter queue
On your organisation's schedule.
Track governance readiness and detection pressure
As ongoing posture measures rather than one-time checks.
Why it matters
Security and cost teams usually operate on the same estate with different tools, different inventories, and different findings — which produces duplicated scanning effort and contradictory priorities.
Running both detector families over one inventory with combined risk scoring resolves that.
And the AI-assisted IAM policy review closes a genuine and widely shared gap: tooling can flag well-known dangerous policies by name, but is otherwise blind to the hand-written ones.
Connects to
- Shares the
cloud_inventorypermission and data with Inventory - Findings reach Opportunity Queue
- Control mapping in Compliance
- Event destinations also serve Integrations