Cloud Security

Private Cloud under control.

Panop protects organizations wherever their infrastructure runs, across hyperscalers, regional cloud providers, edge platforms, CDN networks, and private environments. From AWS, Azure, and GCP to Akamai, Cloudflare, Linode, Exoscale, and Scaleway, Panop discovers the blind spots traditional tools leave behind.

Key challenges

Cloud migration enables innovation and business growth, but it also introduces new security challenges that traditional approaches struggle to address. As cloud environments become more dynamic and interconnected, organizations must contend with growing attack surfaces, identity risks, alert propagation, and compliance demands

Expanding and dynamic environment

Hundreds of new cloud resources spin up monthly, including unmanaged instances, storage buckets, APIs, and third-party integrations. Shadow IT and ephemeral workloads evade traditional scans.

Hybrid Complexity

Legacy on-prem systems interact with cloud assets, amplifying attack paths that span environments.

Compliance and Business Pressure

Regulations (GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2) demand continuous visibility, while business leaders push for rapid cloud ROI without security slowing innovation.

How Panop helps

Panop connects exposure signals to business impact, enabling security teams to prioritise the risks that truly threaten client assets and financial operations.

Discover hidden exposures

95%+ better attack surface visibility and up to 90% reduction in exploitable exposures through prioritization.

Efficiency Gains

Reduce alert volume by up to 80% through risk-based prioritization and automated remediation, eliminating repetitive manual tasks so security teams can focus on higher-value work

Validate real attack risks

Assess real attack paths to understand potential exposure across payment systems, trading platforms and critical services.

Streamline compliance readiness

Map exposures to regulatory requirements and maintain visibility into compliance risks through centralized reporting.

Impact

Unknown external assets brought back into scope across cloud environments

Previously unknown external assets brought back into scope
Attack paths toward client data platforms and core banking systems identified earlier
Exposure prioritisation driven by propagation risk and asset criticality
Exposure-to-remediation cycles reduced from weeks to days in critical scenarios
Faster cross-team decision-making between security, cloud and engineering teams