Your scanners finish in seconds. A critical finding takes 150 days to heal. Tamnoon is the self-healing engine for cloud infrastructure.
Start watch modeAccording to Tamnoon's State of Cloud Remediation 2026 (14.86M alerts, ten CNAPPs), 53% of everything ever detected is still open.
53%
Criticals stay open 150 days, up from 128 last year (+17% YoY).
Every scanner adds findings faster than anyone closes them.
Eight finding classes make up 20% of two years of volume, and they keep coming back.
Instead of another triage layer that reorders the queue, an engine that ends items: a verdict, then closed with evidence or declined with the reason. Alerts consolidate 142:1 into initiatives before anyone reads a ticket.
RISKY: declined, with the evidence attached.
1.8M alerts ingested daily. 142:1 alert-to-initiative consolidation.
Start where the blast radius is worst: initiatives ordered by what they touch, not by scanner severity alone.
Through your own change process, under your IAM policies, on your audit trail, with the rollback defined before the change runs.
What heals once stays healed, so the Recurring Eight stop recurring.
SAFE: proven route, rollback ready, executed through your own change process.
SAFE
It automates the yes on its own findings. Ask it to demo a refusal.
Bring the scanner with your worst backlog; week one is watch-only.
According to Tamnoon's State of Cloud Remediation 2026 (14.86M alerts, ten CNAPPs), 53% of everything ever detected is still open, and criticals stay open 150 days.
The Recurring Eight: eight finding classes that make up 20% of two years of volume, the ones that keep coming back.
A self-healing engine refuses what it cannot prove safe, recognizes context before acting, closes findings through the customer's own controls, and remembers every decision as a receipt.
Pick the group your team has been avoiding longest. 30 minutes, read-only: watch the engine read the evidence on the findings in that initiative and call each one safe, risky, or awaiting data.
Everyone automates the yes. We mastered the no.
