Find the cloud misconfigurations attackers are about to.
Most cloud breaches in 2026 aren't fancy hacking — they're someone left an S3 bucket public, an admin role over-permissioned, or a security group wide open. We scan continuously for these misconfigurations, fix the urgent ones immediately, and harden the rest over time.
What we typically find in our first scan.
Public S3 bucket nobody knew about.
Someone made it public for a 'quick test' two years ago. Still public. Still has customer data.
Root account without MFA.
Has all the power. Has no MFA. One phishing email away from a worst-case day.
Security groups allow 0.0.0.0/0 on port 22.
SSH open to the entire internet. Logs show 50,000 login attempts per day. Pure brute-force luck the bot hasn't won yet.
Unencrypted databases with PII.
Compliance auditor's nightmare. Easily encrypted but nobody got around to it.
What we run.
- 01
Continuous scanning
Every resource in AWS, Azure, and GCP checked against 200+ security best practices. Daily.
- 02
Severity-based dispatch
Critical misconfigurations get fixed within 4 hours. Lower severity in batches with a fix plan.
- 03
Compliance mapping
Each finding mapped to CIS Benchmarks, NIST CSF, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI. Auditor-ready evidence.
- 04
Drift detection
When someone changes a config back to insecure, we know immediately. Investigation + revert.
- 05
Quarterly hardening review
Senior architect walks the configurations with your team. Documents decisions. Closes long-standing exceptions.
- 06
Monthly posture report
What's been found, what's been fixed, what's open, trends over time. Plain English.
Common cloud security setups.
Where most firms sit vs. where they should.
| Nothing | Native tools only | Senator CSPM | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuous scanning | No | Partial | Yes, every resource |
| Critical fix turnaround | Days–weeks | Variable | <4 hours |
| Compliance evidence | Manual every audit | Some auto-generated | Auto, audit-ready |
| Drift detection | No | Limited | Real-time |
| Multi-cloud coverage | No | Per-cloud only | AWS + Azure + GCP unified |
| Quarterly architecture review | No | No | Yes, with senior engineer |
CSPM platforms we run.
What we deliver.
From a critical finding to remediation deployed.
Run continuously across every cloud resource.
Of CIS Benchmark + NIST CSF controls auto-tracked.
Goal: zero. Real-world: we keep it under 2 across all clients.
“First scan Senator ran on our AWS, they found a publicly accessible bucket from a 2022 marketing campaign. Customer data. Closed it within an hour. The CISO learned more about our cloud in week 1 with Senator than in three years before.”
Who needs this.
- Anyone with active cloud workloads and no continuous security scanning.
- Firms preparing for SOC 2 Type II (CC7 controls require continuous monitoring).
- Cyber-insurance applicants whose cloud posture is now a renewal question.
- Multi-cloud firms with no unified security view.
Q01How is this different from a vulnerability scanner?
How is this different from a vulnerability scanner?
Vulnerability scanners find missing patches. CSPM finds misconfigurations — a public bucket isn't a vulnerability, it's a setting. Both matter, both layered.
Q02Do you fix the findings or just report them?
Do you fix the findings or just report them?
Both. Critical findings: we fix immediately with your authorization. Lower severity: we propose, you approve, we apply.
Q03What if your scan disrupts production?
What if your scan disrupts production?
CSPM tools are read-only — they look at configurations, not traffic. Zero performance impact.
Q04Can you cover SaaS apps too?
Can you cover SaaS apps too?
Some — Salesforce, GitHub, M365, Google Workspace have SSPM (SaaS Security Posture Management) layers we can add.
Free 14-day cloud security scan.
Read-only access to your AWS or Azure for two weeks. We run a full scan, hand you the report, fix the most critical findings free. No commitment.