Know what is landing in your buckets
Object storage buckets accumulate untrusted uploads and third-party integration output with no scanning gate, and teams have no direct visibility into what is actually inside them.
How SkausWatch applies to real problems.
Object storage buckets accumulate untrusted uploads and third-party integration output with no scanning gate, and teams have no direct visibility into what is actually inside them.
External-facing services drift over time — ports open, certificates expire — and nobody notices until an incident.
Cloud and network-layer security controls do not see what is happening on the hosts and containers underneath them.
Security tooling that is not itself built securely — tenant bleed-through, plaintext secrets, unscoped service calls — undermines the product it is supposed to protect.
Secrets sprawl across scripts, config files, and tickets, with no consistent trail of who accessed what, and when.
Manual security and license-compliance review of pull requests is inconsistent and easy to skip under deadline pressure.