AWS security scanning that tells you what's actually exposed — not just what's misconfigured

Q: Does Prasovi require write access to my AWS account?

No. Prasovi only ever requests read-only IAM permissions and cannot modify your infrastructure.

Q: What's the difference between Prasovi and running Prowler myself?

You can run Prowler yourself and get the same underlying findings. Prasovi adds ranked severity, a persistent dashboard, scheduled re-scans, and — the part you can't easily replicate by hand — correlation against secrets found in your actual codebase.

Q: Does this cover Azure and GCP too?

Yes, Prowler-based scanning covers AWS, Azure, and GCP under the same workflow.

Prasovi audits your AWS account with read-only credentials and cross-references what it finds against secrets already leaked in your code. Most tools stop at "here's a list of misconfigurations." Prasovi tells you which of those misconfigurations are reachable right now, from a key that's already sitting in a public commit.

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What it checks

Prasovi runs Prowler against your AWS account — the same open-source auditing engine security teams already trust, not a black-box reimplementation. Read-only credentials only; Prasovi never requests write access and never modifies your infrastructure. Findings cover IAM misconfigurations, exposed storage, overly permissive security groups, and the standard CIS/compliance checks Prowler is built around, ranked by severity so a fresh account doesn't hand you 400 equally-loud alerts on day one.

The part most cloud scanners miss

A misconfigured S3 bucket is a finding. A misconfigured S3 bucket plus an access key for that same account sitting in a public GitHub repo is an incident waiting to happen — and most tools never connect those two facts, because the code scanner and the cloud scanner are different products from different vendors that don't talk to each other.

Prasovi runs both under one roof. When a secret scan turns up a hardcoded AWS key, Prasovi checks it against your connected AWS credentials and tells you directly: this specific leaked key belongs to this specific live account. That's a different, much sharper kind of alert than "you have exposed secrets" and "you have IAM issues" reported separately with no link between them. More on how this works →

Built on tools that are already proven

Prasovi's cloud scanning runs on Prowler; code and secrets scanning runs on Gitleaks, Semgrep, and Trivy. These are the same open-source engines used inside much larger security platforms — Prasovi's job is running them well, correlating what they find across code and cloud, and putting it in front of you without a six-figure contract or a six-week onboarding. If you already trust Prowler, you already trust the engine doing the checking.

Setup

Connect an AWS account with a read-only IAM role (guided setup, a few minutes)
Prasovi runs an initial audit and surfaces ranked findings
Connect a code repo (optional but recommended) to enable correlation against leaked secrets
Re-scans run on your chosen interval, or trigger one manually anytime

Frequently asked questions

Does Prasovi require write access to my AWS account? +

What's the difference between Prasovi and running Prowler myself? +

Does this cover Azure and GCP too? +

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