Pillar · Compliance
Cloud compliance monitoring, continuously, not just before the audit.
A live score across your cloud accounts and frameworks, with severity-aware remediation tracking and SLAs. The findings that matter become work in the Action Hub.
AWS SecurityHub · Azure Defender · Read-only
Sound familiar?
Compliance scans only run before audits.
SecurityHub generates more findings than anyone has time to read.
"Are we improving?" is a guess.
Critical issues sit next to noise, with no ranking.
What you see
One score per account. One trend over time.
Average score across accounts, critical findings, total findings with severity breakdown, and frameworks covered. A score distribution underneath, then a Needs Attention list of accounts trending the wrong way.
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Average score across accounts, with month-on-month delta and a critical findings counter.
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Severity breakdown: total findings, ranked critical to low, so noise sits below signal.
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Score distribution: Excellent, Good, Warning, Critical buckets across the estate.
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Needs Attention: the accounts with the lowest scores and the biggest negative deltas.
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Framework picker for AWS Foundational and CIS: switch lenses without losing the trend.
How we score, in plain English
No magic. Just normalised, weighted, and trended.
Three things explain the number on the screen. We pull the data, we normalise the severity, and we weight critical above noise. That's the score.
Same source as you
We pull findings from AWS SecurityHub and Azure Defender, your existing source of truth, no second scanner.
Severity normalised
Critical, high, medium, low, all normalised across providers and frameworks so accounts are actually comparable.
Weighted, not averaged
Unresolved-by-severity over total checks, weighted so a critical hurts more than ten lows.
Remediation that closes out
A queue that actually drains.
A score on its own is a vanity metric. The remediation flow is what turns the number into something a team can defend at the next audit.
Configurable SLAs per severity
Set the targets your team can hit. Critical in 7 days, high in 30, pick the numbers that match your risk appetite.
MTTR and SLA-met
Median time to resolve and SLA-met percentage on every framework. Numbers that hold up in a board pack.
Burndown over time
You can see whether the queue is getting longer or shorter, a single chart that ends most "are we improving?" arguments.
Owned in the Action Hub
Every finding can be claimed and assigned. No more orphaned findings dying in a SecurityHub tab.
Frameworks supported
Start with what most teams need.
More frameworks on request, most customers start with these two and add others as scope grows.
AWS Foundational Security Best Practices
AWS's baseline for cloud security posture. Default for most teams running on AWS.
CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark v1.4.0
The Center for Internet Security baseline. Often required for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA scoping.
Learn the playbook
Lock down access
Public S3, IAM hygiene, security groups and MFA: close the obvious doors.
Encrypt everything
Encrypt at rest and in transit across EBS, S3, RDS and load balancers.
Tighten your databases
Lock down RDS: private subnets, IAM auth, custom ports and logging.
AWS Security Hub controls
Every control we cover: what it checks, why it matters, and how to fix it.
Learn the Azure playbook
Close Azure network exposure
Storage firewalls, private endpoints and NSGs: take Azure resources off the public internet.
Harden Azure identity
Least-privilege RBAC, managed identities and Microsoft Entra: stop standing access and stored secrets.
Manage Azure posture and patching
Updates, vulnerability assessment and endpoint protection across your Azure machines.
Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Every Defender recommendation we cover, cross-referenced to its MCSB control and a fix.
Common questions
Which compliance frameworks does Emnode support?
Emnode supports AWS Foundational Security Best Practices and the CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark out of the box, the baselines that also underpin SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and PCI scoping. More frameworks are available on request as your scope grows.
Where does the compliance data come from?
Emnode’s compliance data comes from your existing sources of truth: AWS Security Hub and Azure Defender for Cloud. It runs no second scanner; instead it normalises and weights the findings you already have into one comparable, trended score.
How is the compliance score calculated?
The compliance score normalises unresolved findings by severity across providers and frameworks, then weights them so a critical counts far more than a low. The result is a single number that is genuinely comparable across accounts and trended month to month.
Does Emnode need write access to my cloud?
No. Emnode needs only read access. It reads compliance findings and recommends remediation; your team decides what to fix and acts. Emnode never changes your configuration.
How does remediation tracking work?
Remediation tracking turns each finding into an owned item in the Action Hub with a configurable SLA per severity. You get median time-to-resolve, SLA-met percentage and a burndown over time, numbers that hold up in an audit or a board pack.
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