You already know what a new scanner does to two years of decisions.

Remediation that dies when you switch scanners was never yours. One customer swapped scanners across 100+ accounts in under two weeks.

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100+ cloud accounts connected in under two weeks.

100+

14.86M alerts across ten CNAPPs in our dataset.

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Renewal is coming and the remediation workflows are welded to the old scanner.

Every migration re-opens findings that were already handled.

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Instead of rebuilding workflows inside the new scanner, keep the judgment above the estate: verdicts and receipts persist across scanners, and the new scanner plugs into an engine that already knows your environment. During the overlap, one engine reads both.

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Remembers

Receipts carry across the switch; nothing already healed reopens.

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Recognizes

Dedupes the same exposure reported twice by two scanners.

REMEMBERS

If you don't run a CNAPP yet, we're not your next purchase: your scanner is.

We'll just use the new scanner's remediation.

Its remediation automates the yes on its own findings. Your backlog comes from every scanner you run, and the fixes that matter most are the ones that need a no.

Start watch mode with both scanners connected, read-only.

Questions

What happens to remediation when we change CNAPP?

Tamnoon issues a verdict per finding: SAFE, RISKY, or AWAITING DATA, no matter which scanner found it. Receipts carry across the switch.

Can Tamnoon run with two scanners at once?

Yes. During the overlap it reads both and dedupes.

How long does onboarding take?

100+ cloud accounts connected in under two weeks, one customer's record.

Bring us the exception list you're about to lose.

The accepted risks and documented reasons sitting in the tool you're turning off. 30 minutes, read-only: watch the engine read the evidence on those exceptions and call each one safe, risky, or awaiting data.

Everyone automates the yes. We mastered the no.