Secorvia Reviews & Product Details

Secorvia is a cloud and Kubernetes security platform for teams that do not have a dedicated security team. Most cloud security tools hand you a list sorted by severity. A critical CVE on a host nothing can reach sits above a medium misconfiguration on the one machine holding your database credentials. You work down the list, and the list never ends. Secorvia works differently. It connects your assets, vulnerabilities, identities and network reachability into a single live security graph, then works out which findings chain together into a real route to something that matters. What you act on is exploitability and blast radius, not a score out of ten. Supported providers are AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform and DigitalOcean. DigitalOcean support is unusual in this category. It is there because smaller teams run real production workloads on it, and most cloud security platforms ignore them. The platform covers cloud security posture management (CSPM), vulnerability intelligence, infrastructure as code scanning, container and Kubernetes security, threat intelligence, attack path analysis, cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM) for over permissioned identities, runtime security for Linux hosts, and compliance scoring against SOC 2, ISO 27001, CIS benchmarks and NIST CSF. Reporting and full audit history are included. Cloud posture scanning uses read only access. Secorvia never needs permission to change anything in your account. One detail is worth knowing, because it causes arguments in other tools. Every finding in Secorvia carries two separate states. The detection state is set only by a scan. The operational state, meaning assignee, investigating, resolved, suppressed or risk accepted, is set by your team. A finding your team marks resolved shows as awaiting verification until a scan confirms the fix. Nothing closes itself quietly, and nothing reopens behind your back. Secorvia also publishes frontdoor, a free and open source command line tool under Apache 2.0. It maps the federated trust into AWS, GCP and Azure accounts, covering OIDC, SAML, cross account and cross cloud paths, and it answers one question: who outside your organisation can walk in. It is read only and needs no account. Pricing is per cloud account and per user. Nothing is charged by the number of findings a scan produces, so cleaning up your environment never costs you more. The Free plan is free forever rather than a timed trial. It needs no credit card and has no expiry date, and it covers one cloud account per provider, three users, twenty five container images and one infrastructure as code project. Paid plans start at $149 per month billed annually.