Modern organisations rely on multiple cloud platforms for agility, resilience, and innovation — but each provider introduces unique configuration models, services, and control frameworks. AiVRIC consolidates multi-cloud findings into a single, risk-aware view so you can enforce consistent policy, close high-impact gaps faster, and speak one common language of risk to stakeholders and auditors.
Each cloud provider offers powerful native tools, but they were not designed to give you a unified story across platforms, business units, and frameworks. Teams are left stitching together partial views of risk.
AiVRIC ingests configuration and assessment data across your cloud providers and normalises it into a consistent risk model. You gain a unified posture view, AI-driven prioritisation, and exportable evidence mapped to your control frameworks.
Build a consolidated inventory of accounts, subscriptions, projects, services, and key resources across AWS, Azure, and GCP, grouped by business unit, environment, or criticality.
Normalise findings from cloud-native and third-party scanners into a single schema so that “open S3 bucket”, “public storage account”, and “world-readable blob” are treated as the same risk pattern with common remediation guidance.
Compare current configurations against your defined multi-cloud baselines. Detect drift in identity, network, logging, encryption, and backup controls, and route those gaps directly into your remediation workflows.
Map multi-cloud controls and findings to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, NIST CSF, CIS Benchmarks, and internal policies, with posture rollups that can be filtered by provider, environment, or business service.
With AiVRIC managing multi-cloud security posture, you gain a sustainable operating model that keeps pace with cloud growth:
Organisations use AiVRIC to tackle high-value posture challenges while building a reusable foundation for ongoing operations:
AiVRIC can be deployed as a stand-alone multi-cloud posture platform or combined with vCISO+ Managed GRC services. Together, they create a cloud operating model where guardrails, baselines, and remediation patterns are designed once and enforced consistently across every provider.