RosettaHub™ for Security
Audit prep without the fire drill
Know where you stand
on a Tuesday.
Compliance work concentrates into the weeks before somebody checks, which is exactly when the estate is least representative of how it usually looks. Scanning continuously changes what the audit is: a reading rather than a rebuild.
Ten standards,
mapped control by control
A finding that says something is wrong somewhere is work. A finding attached to the individual control it breaches is an answer, and it is the form the auditor is going to ask for anyway.
Three places to act,
not just the last one
Most tooling meets a misconfiguration after it exists. Some of them do not have to exist at all.
Before
Some of it cannot be built
Restrict the regions, services, instance types and models a team can reach at all. A resource in a region you do not operate in is not a finding, because it was never created.
Continuously
The rest is found
Scanning runs against the estate as it is, not as it was at the last review, using policy definitions in an open format you can read and extend.
After
And corrected
Remediation and drift correction act on what is found, so the gap between detecting a problem and fixing it stops depending on somebody’s queue.
The question security always asks
What about people who
never use your interface?
A control that only applies inside a vendor portal is a suggestion. These are enforced by your cloud’s own permission system, so they bind every principal in the account, including its root user, and apply identically to someone working in the provider console who has never signed in here.
The same is true of budgets. An over-budget launch fails at the cloud API, whoever attempted it and wherever they attempted it from.
What we can reach,
and what we never see
The usual blocker is not whether the product works. It is what a security team is being asked to grant in order to find out.
Accounts, not contents
We govern accounts and their configuration. The data inside your systems is not something we process, hold or need.
Nothing installed
No agent on a host and no proxy in your network. Deployment is a template applied to your own accounts.
Read-only until you say otherwise
Scanning and reporting need no administrative access. Enforcement and remediation are separate grants, per account, removed with the stack.
Common questions
How do we prepare for an audit without a month of evidence gathering?
Scanning runs continuously rather than in the weeks before the audit, and every finding is mapped to the individual control it breaks. The position on any given day is a report, so preparing means reading it rather than assembling it.
Does this stop a misconfiguration or only find it?
Both, at different points. Guardrails restrict which regions, services, instance types and models a team can reach at all, so a whole class of misconfiguration cannot be created. What does appear is detected continuously, and remediation and drift correction can act on it automatically once you grant that level.
Does a policy apply to people who never sign in to your platform?
Yes. The controls bind every principal in the account, including its root user, because they are enforced by the cloud’s own permission system rather than by our interface. Someone using the provider console directly is subject to the same limits.
What data do you hold about our environment?
We govern accounts and their configuration, not the data inside them. Cost and usage data stays in your accounts and is queried there, there is no vendor data lake, no agent on a host and no proxy in your network. Access is granted per account and withdrawn by removing the stack.