Misconfigurations, vulnerable workloads, over-permissioned identities, exposed data. Different findings, one engine: proven safe and closed through your own change process, or declined in writing with the evidence.
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14.86M alerts across hundreds of enterprise environments, from the State of Cloud Remediation 2026.
14.86M
Vulnerability management mean time to remediate 282 days, up 22%.
Misconfigurations close one way, CVEs another, identities a third.
Six identical findings, three different right answers.
Instead of a tool per exposure class, one verdict standard across classes, with fixes written IaC-aware so they survive the next apply. Identical findings do not have identical safe fixes, and sometimes the right answer is "don't touch it."
What the resource is attached to decides whether it is safe.
The slowest-closing class in the dataset, at 282 days, because it depends on vendor patch availability and release windows nobody internal controls.
Removing access is trivial to execute and expensive to get wrong, so the environment is read before anything moves.
Exposed secrets and the paths that reach them.
SAFE
RISKY
AWAITING DATA
Fixes are written IaC-aware, so they survive the next apply.
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No access changes. Nothing written. 30 minutes.
Tamnoon is the self-healing engine for cloud exposures.
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.
Misconfigurations, vulnerable workloads, identities, exposed data, from any scanner.
The one with a high score and a host nobody wants to touch. 30 minutes, read-only: watch the engine read the evidence on that exposure and call it safe, risky, or awaiting data.
Everyone automates the yes. We mastered the no.
