Your cloud is drifting. Every day, misconfigurations open faster than your team can close them.

Your cloud team fixes 50 misconfigs on Monday. By Friday, 60 new ones have appeared.

S3 buckets go public. Security groups open too wide. Encryption gets disabled. Your CSPM catches them all - and dumps them into a backlog nobody owns. Half are in dev accounts that don't matter. The other half need architecture decisions your cloud team hasn't had time to make. So the list grows.

Continuous posture management across every account

Cross-cloud visibility

AWS, Azure, and GCP findings unified into a single prioritized view. No more switching between consoles.

Risk-based prioritization

Internet-exposed + sensitive data > internal dev environment. Leen scores every misconfiguration by actual blast radius, not just severity label.

Auto-remediation for known-safe fixes

Enable encryption, close public access, enforce tagging policies - Leen fixes the straightforward ones automatically with full audit trail.

Drift detection

Catch configurations that revert after remediation. If someone re-opens that security group, Leen catches it immediately and re-routes.

Owner routing

Every misconfiguration goes to the team that owns the resource. Cloud team gets cloud issues. App team gets app issues. No more shared backlog.Exemption managementApproved exceptions tracked with expiry dates. No more permanent waivers buried in spreadsheets.

Multi-cloud normalization

AWS Config, Azure Policy, and GCP Security Command Center findings in one unified model.

Automated safe remediation

Pre-approved fix patterns applied automatically. Encryption enabled, public access removed, logging turned on.

Configuration drift monitoring

Continuous monitoring catches regressions. Reverted fixes get flagged and re-routed within minutes.

What your team gets

Shrinking backlog

Auto-remediate the routine misconfigs. Your team focuses on the architecture decisions that actually need human judgment.

No more drift

Continuous monitoring means fixes stay fixed. No more finding the same open S3 bucket three sprints in a row.

Clear ownership

Every finding has an owner, a deadline, and an escalation path. No more "I thought the other team was handling that.