Cloud posture checks, on your terms.
You bring an asset inventory; Dralvia evaluates it against AWS, Azure, and GCP rule packs and hands back prioritized findings. It is stateless by design: no account connection, and nothing you submit is stored.
Common misconfigurations, explained.
Each finding names the resource, the rule, and a plain-language reason, ranked by severity.
Public storage
Storage buckets whose ACL allows public access.
Open security groups
Security groups exposing sensitive ports to 0.0.0.0/0.
Risky defaults
Provider-specific posture rules across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Three steps, no connectors.
Bring an inventory
Export your cloud asset inventory as a JSON array.
Run the scan
Pick the cloud and run the rule packs against your assets.
Fix and re-run
Review prioritized findings, remediate, and re-run to confirm.
Fast, private, automatable.
Stateless
No cloud account connection and no retention of the inventory you submit.
Explained findings
Every result carries the rule and a reason, ranked by severity.
API for CI
POST an inventory export to /api/cspm/scan as a pre-deploy gate.
Cloud and security teams.
Cloud engineers
Triage misconfigurations before a change ships.
Security reviewers
Prioritize fixes by severity and route them to a ticket.
Honest answers.
No. You provide the asset inventory. The scan is stateless and stores nothing.
Check your cloud posture.
Run a stateless posture check against your asset inventory and get prioritized, explained findings.