Cyera Data Security Remediation

Cyera finds the sensitive data. Tamnoon fixes what exposes it first, or refuses on record.

Add Cyera’s data context to your CNAPP findings, so the misconfigurations that expose PII, customer data or credentials are fixed first, each one checked against what actually depends on it before anything changes.

No scanner to replace. No contract to end.
Nothing to install in production.

Every misconfiguration got the same severity. The one holding customer data is still open.

53 percent of everything ever detected is still open. The State of Cloud Remediation 2026, 14.86M detections across hundreds of enterprise environments.

CNAPP alone

CNAPP plus Cyera and Tamnoon

Misconfigured compute instance flagged

Same criticality as every other misconfiguration, queued

Cyera finds PII and customer data on it: prioritized, then investigated read-only

EC2 instance with a public IPv4

One public-IP alert among hundreds, queued

Cyera flags European personal data stored outside the EU: elevated as a potential GDPR violation

Identical findings

One severity, one answer

Six buckets, three answers

Safe

Risky

Awaiting data

What cannot be proven safe

Stays open

Risky

Declined, with the reason attached

The safe ones

Wait in the queue with everything else

Safe

Closed on your execution plane

Next month

The same 8 findings

Guardrail closed the class

A finding with Cyera’s data context, after the engine has read it.

The queue carries the environment facts that decide the answer. The record carries the change, the owner, the rollback and where it lands in your ticketing.

RecommendationClose public access on an instance holding EU personal data

Made with Tamnoon

Environment: PROD
Exposure: Public
Encryption: True
Resource: EC2 instance
Crown jewel: 1
Owner: J. Doe

Severity	Finding	Environment fact	Verdict
Critical	EC2 instance with public IPv4	holds EU personal data outside the EU (Cyera)	Safe
High	EC2 instance with public IPv4: identical rule	two services still read it through the public address	Risky
Medium	S3 bucket with customer data, publicly readable	owner unresolved	Awaiting data

Create an initiative from this recommendation? AcceptReject

TMN-72108 · EC2 public IPv4, EU personal dataSafe to remediate

RecordEvidenceTicket

Priority	Investigated	Cloud provider	Asset	Status	Lands in
Medium	read-only, 07:40	AWS	ec2-eu-customer-api-prod	Safe	Jira

Read-only investigation runs before anything is proposed, and it is the evidence attached to whichever answer comes back. Identifiers on this page are fictional.

Three findings Cyera marked sensitive. Three different answers.

TMN-72105Cyera

EC2 instance with a public IPv4. Cyera flags European personal data stored outside the EU. No service, schedule or pipeline needs the public address.

Investigatedread-only, 07:40

Changepublic access closed

Rollbackready before execution

Safeclosed 07:41

Closed at machine speed on your audit trail. The finding resolves on the next scan.

TMN-72105

Cyera

EC2 instance with a public IPv4. Cyera flags European personal data stored outside the EU. No service, schedule or pipeline needs the public address.

Investigated: read-only, 07:40
Change: public access closed
Rollback: ready before execution

Safe closed 07:41

Closed at machine speed on your audit trail. The finding resolves on the next scan.

TMN-72106Cyera

Identical rule, identical severity. The instance holds customer data, and two live services still read it through the public address.

Investigatedread-only, 07:40

Dependents2 live services

Changenot executed

Riskydeclined 07:41

Refused, with the reason. Closing public access here would have cut off two live services.

TMN-72106

Cyera

Identical rule, identical severity. The instance holds customer data, and two live services still read it through the public address.

Investigated: read-only, 07:40
Dependents: 2 live services
Change: not executed

Risky declined 07:41

Refused, with the reason. Closing public access here would have cut off two live services.

TMN-72107Cyera

A bucket Cyera classifies as holding customer data is publicly readable. The owning team cannot be resolved from the entity’s tags or recent activity.

Investigatedread-only, 07:40

Ownerunresolved

Changenothing touched

Awaiting dataasked 07:41

A third answer, chosen. Ownership could not be resolved, so nothing was touched and the missing context was requested. It does not guess.

TMN-72107

Cyera

A bucket Cyera classifies as holding customer data is publicly readable. The owning team cannot be resolved from the entity’s tags or recent activity.

Investigated: read-only, 07:40
Owner: unresolved
Change: nothing touched

Awaiting data asked 07:41

A third answer, chosen. Ownership could not be resolved, so nothing was touched and the missing context was requested. It does not guess.

Identifiers fictional · one healed never travels without the declines beside it

What teams running Cyera ask first.

How is this different from self-healing infrastructure?

Self-healing infrastructure restores desired state: a pod restarts, an instance is replaced, a group scales back up. It is availability automation and it exercises no judgment about safety. Tamnoon heals the security posture instead: it investigates the finding in context, decides whether a change is safe to make at all, refuses what it cannot prove, and leaves the receipt behind. Restarting a pod is not the same as knowing which bucket must stay public.

How does Cyera’s data context change what gets fixed first?

Cloud security tools surface misconfigurations and vulnerabilities; DSPMs like Cyera surface data exposures. Only by correlating the two can it be determined which misconfigurations directly compromise sensitive data. A misconfigured asset that doesn’t touch sensitive data can be handled at a lower priority. A misconfiguration exposing regulated data goes first.

Other tools already tag alerts as sensitive. What does Tamnoon add?

Other integrations enrich alerts, but stop at showing “this is sensitive.” Tamnoon goes further: it investigates each finding read-only, then closes it through your change process or refuses it on record, with the evidence.

Does it help with PCI DSS, HIPAA and GDPR?

Yes. Issues tied directly to sensitive data are remediated in alignment with frameworks like PCI DSS, HIPAA and GDPR, and each decision carries its evidence onto the record, which keeps you audit-ready.

Does it respect our CNAPP’s severity?

Tamnoon starts from it. Each finding arrives with the severity your CNAPP assigned, and Cyera adds what data the asset holds. Tamnoon adds the question neither can answer: whether the fix itself is safe to make here, today.

Do we have to change our Cyera or CNAPP setup?

No. Tamnoon sits downstream of the tools you already run, connecting with API tokens you issue. Your cloud accounts, policies and classifications stay exactly as they are.

Which findings does Tamnoon read?

Open misconfiguration findings from your CNAPP or CSPM, with Cyera’s classification of the data each asset holds: PII, customer data, credentials.

We were burned by auto-remediation. Why is this different?

A tool that fires fixes blind is an autoimmune reaction: it attacks the body it is supposed to protect. Tamnoon starts from the opposite premise. Every fix is investigated read-only first, against live traffic, usage, dependencies and ownership. What it cannot prove safe it refuses, and the refusal ships with the evidence why. You were not wrong to pull the plug on a tool that could not tell you why a change was safe.

What do I tell my change advisory board?

They approve a change class, not a black box. Starting mode is SAFE-only: the engine closes only the class of change your board has approved, through your own change process, under your IAM policies, on your audit trail. Autonomy widens on evidence, class by class, and every decision leaves a record your auditor can read.

Cyera finds the sensitive data. Tamnoon fixes what exposes it first, or refuses on record.

Every misconfiguration got the same severity. The one holding customer data is still open.

A finding with Cyera’s data context, after the engine has read it.

Three findings Cyera marked sensitive. Three different answers.

Tamnoon executes through your change process, not around it.

What teams running Cyera ask first.

See the engine run against your own findings, with Cyera’s data context.