Exploitable,
not just severe
Cloud security posture management (CSPM) for AWS, Azure, GCP and DigitalOcean — every asset on one graph, ranked by what an attacker can actually reach.
A Critical finding on a resource nobody can reach is noise.
A Medium finding one hop from your production database is the thing that gets you breached.
Secorvia fixes the prioritization problem at the root: by mapping your environment as a graph, not a list.
Every asset, every edge, every way in
UNIFIED VISIBILITY ACROSS YOUR ENTIRE CLOUD ESTATE
CSPM that thinks
like an attacker
Attack Surface Intelligence
Security Graph, Attack Path and Blast Radius turn your environment into a living map. You see the route an attacker could take, and what falls if they do.
Identity & Access (CIEM)
Over-permissioned identities, unused roles and stale access, found before someone else finds them.
Vulnerability Intelligence
CVEs matched to what is actually running, enriched with CVSS, EPSS and KEV, so "Critical" means reachable, not just high-scoring.
Workload Security
Container images, Kubernetes posture, runtime detection and IaC, caught before it deploys, not after.
Compliance & Reporting
Findings mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, CIS and NIST CSF, with scheduled reports nobody has to chase.
Built for Automation
A public API, SDK, CLI and webhooks, so Secorvia fits your pipeline instead of becoming one more UI.
Everything your team needs,
in one screen
One score, one findings queue, one graph. No tab-switching between four different point tools.
From public internet
to crown jewels
in 4 hops
Secorvia's attack engine runs continuous simulations across your live graph, ranking paths by exploitability and blast radius before any attacker gets there.
Severity tells you how bad.
Only a graph tells you if it matters.
Flat-list scanners (including the open-source ones) can tell you a finding exists and how severe it's rated. They can't tell you whether an attacker can actually reach it, or what happens next if they do. Secorvia's Security Graph, Attack Path, and Blast Radius analysis exist to answer exactly that.
A finding is not a risk
A scanner tells you a finding exists and how severe it is rated. It cannot tell you whether anything can reach it. We score reachability first.
What falls with it
Severity describes one resource alone. The graph knows what it reaches next, so a medium finding beside your database outranks a critical one on an island.
Minutes, not a procurement cycle
No consultant to schedule, no agent rollout. Connect a read-only role and the first real attack paths are on screen the same day.
Full side-by-side breakdowns: vs. point-in-time scanners · vs. manual audits · Secorvia vs Wiz · Secorvia vs Orca · Secorvia vs Prisma Cloud · Secorvia vs Sysdig
FITS THE STACK YOU ALREADY HAVE
Built for a security team,
not a side project
Plans that scale from your first
cloud account to your whole fleet
Start free, connect one account, and see what Secorvia finds. Upgrade as your environment (and your team) grows.
Solo builders getting first visibility into one cloud account.
- 3 users
- 25 container images scanned
- 1 IaC project
- 30-day audit log retention
- Vulnerability Intelligence
- IaC Security
Small teams standing up their first real cloud security program.
- Everything in Free, plus:
- 10 users
- 200 container images scanned
- 5 IaC projects · 1 Kubernetes cluster
- 90-day audit log retention
- Container & Kubernetes security
- Threat intelligence
- Compliance scoring
- Security Graph
- Report generation
Full platform access for teams scaling past a handful of accounts.
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- 50 users
- 5,000 container images scanned
- 50 IaC projects · 10 Kubernetes clusters
- 1-year audit log retention
- Runtime security & CIEM
- Executive dashboard
- Full API access
Unlimited scale, dedicated support, and a contract built around you.
- Everything in Growth, plus:
- Unlimited users, accounts & clusters
- Unlimited container images & IaC projects
- Unlimited audit log retention
- Dedicated support
- Custom contract terms
Frequently asked
Cloud security,
explained plainly
CVSS, EPSS and KEV: three scores, three different questions
These three signals get used interchangeably and answer completely different things. Knowing which is which is what makes a vulnerability queue tractable.
Read article →CIEM: the over-permissioned identity problem
In cloud, identity is the perimeter. CIEM is the practice of finding the permissions your identities hold but never use, and the escalation paths among them.
Read article →Blast radius: measuring what falls with a single asset
Blast radius is the set of things an attacker reaches once they control one resource. It is what turns a list of findings into an order of work.
Read article →Stop prioritizing
by guesswork.
Connect your first cloud account and see your real attack surface in minutes. Cloud posture scanning is agentless. Just a read-only role.