Cloud Security (CSPM)
Misconfigurations, exposure, provider threat signals, and compliance — one cloud risk view.
What is the best CSPM tool for multi-cloud AWS, GCP and Azure — including on-premises?
Continuous security posture management across AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure: misconfigurations, public exposure, compliance benchmarks, and provider threat signals, normalized into the platform's unified risk workflow.
Cloud Security (CSPM) in the Offload Platform
What this replaces
Native cloud security consoles stop at their own cloud, free tiers stop at the basics, and multi-account sprawl means nobody can answer 'are we exposed anywhere?' in one place.
What Offload does
Continuous security posture management across AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure: misconfigurations, public exposure, compliance benchmarks, and provider threat signals, normalized into the platform's unified risk workflow.
What you get
- Multi-account AWS, GCP, and Azure onboarding with read-only, encrypted credentials
- Ingests AWS Security Hub findings (which itself aggregates GuardDuty, Amazon Inspector, and more) alongside the platform's own posture checks
- Open policy-engine checks layered on top for provider-independent benchmark coverage
- Region-aware parallel scanning for AWS; GCP organization onboarding with recursive project discovery
- Scheduled scans with staggered execution windows
- Asset inventory with lifecycle status and deletion reconciliation
- Per-account compliance scoring mapped to framework controls
How it works
A scan request creates a tracked run, fans out per region and account under concurrency caps, and executes on worker infrastructure. Credentials are decrypted only inside the worker for the duration of the scan.
Findings from every provider are normalized to one schema — severity, resource, region, rule, compliance mapping — and managed through the same lifecycle as every other finding on the platform.
One platform, one risk view
Cloud findings feed unified vulnerability management, the risk register, compliance posture, attack-path analysis, and central alerts — one data model shared with code and Kubernetes findings.
Solutions built on Cloud Security (CSPM)
Banking & Financial Services
Consolidate cloud, code, container and Kubernetes risk into one governed view, map it live to the frameworks your auditors and regulators expect, and keep regulated data in your own environment — with a native DPDP Act and CERT-In breach module built for India.
SaaS & Technology
Code-to-cloud coverage with release gates in CI, SBOMs your enterprise customers ask for, and security-questionnaire automation that turns procurement reviews from weeks into hours — all in one governed risk view.
Robotics, Logistics & Manufacturing
Cloud workloads, on-premises infrastructure and embedded software supply chains — unified in one governed risk view, with Wazuh/SIEM integration for the operational side and full on-premises deployment for air-gapped environments.
MSSPs & Consultancies
Multi-tenant by design: run each client as an isolated team, standardize your delivery on one platform across cloud, code, containers and compliance, and hand clients executive reporting that maps findings to the frameworks they report on.
Other modules on the platform
Unified Vulnerability Management
One queue, one lifecycle, one history — across every scanning domain.
Code Security
SAST, dependencies, secrets, IaC — governed from commit to release.
Dynamic Application & API Security Testing (DAST)
Test running web apps and APIs the way an attacker would — authenticated, in one pass.
Cloud Security (CSPM) — frequently asked questions
Which clouds does Offload Security's CSPM support?
AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, using the Prowler policy engine for provider-independent benchmark coverage, and ingesting AWS Security Hub findings (which itself aggregates GuardDuty, Amazon Inspector and more) alongside the platform's own checks.
How is Offload different from native cloud security consoles?
Native consoles stop at their own cloud. Offload normalizes AWS, GCP and Azure findings — alongside code, container and Kubernetes findings — into one governed risk view, so you can answer "are we exposed anywhere?" in one place.
Can Offload's CSPM run on-premises?
Yes. The whole platform, including cloud posture management, can be deployed fully on-premises or self-hosted for data-residency and sovereignty requirements.