Legacy AWS accounts, a Scaleway project for sovereignty, clusters at OVHcloud: every console has its own rules, and nobody has the overall picture.
Teams know their cloud, not the others. An administrator identity exists on three clouds without anyone seeing it. Security rules are written three times, differently. A customer questionnaire asks “how many public buckets” and the answer takes a week.
The six clouds are inventoried with the same scanners and the same rules, and everything enters one graph. Identities present on several clouds are matched. Accounts and repositories are grouped into projects and folders, and each user sees only their scope.
Connect a first account per cloud with the permissions published in the documentation. The first inventory starts on registration; the next ones are scheduled. The accounts of an AWS or Google Cloud organisation are discovered and added in bulk.
The online demonstration is open to all, on fictitious data. For an instance on your own accounts, request a demonstration.