Frequently Asked Questions

Connect your AWS stack to our scanner in under 5 minutes - no agents, no code, just an IAM role with read-only access. Get instant security insights with zero disruption to your existing infrastructure.

Over 500+ AWS security controls every day (depending on the AWS services you use), flagging misconfigurations, compliance gaps, exposed resources, and risky settings. These checks are based off of the AWS Foundational Security Best Practices framework. Think open S3 buckets, overprivileged users, missing encryption, and configuration drift - the issues that cause 80% of cloud breaches.

Starting at $249/month for 2 AWS accounts versus $2000-$10,000+ for enterprise tools like Prisma Cloud. You get the same comprehensive security monitoring at a fraction of the cost, with transparent pricing and no surprise fees.

Absolutely. We designed AWSight specifically for teams that need enterprise-grade security without enterprise complexity. Simple dashboards turn technical risks into business insights - no AWS security expertise required.

Sign up, create a simple read-only access IAM user (with no console access) for our scanners, and get a comprehensive security report in 24 hours and custom app access for the next 14 days. No credit card, no commitment - just instant insights into your security posture.

AWS gives you the data, we give you insights. Instead of managing multiple AWS security services and deciphering complex reports, you get unified dashboards, executive summaries, and clear remediation guidance in one place. See our "Beyond AWS Native: What AWSight Delivers" slider for more highlights.

Yes - unified monitoring across all your AWS accounts (dev, staging, production) in a single dashboard or multiple dashboards. See your complete security posture without switching between accounts or tools.

Your data stays in your AWS account - we only read it and create pass/fail logs for the dashboards. We never store sensitive information. Plus, you can opt-in to receive all reports and your logs in JSON/HTML format, so there's no vendor lock-in.