PostureRadar
Read-only AWS scans. Findings by email. No dashboard.
What it does
PostureRadar assumes a read-only IAM role you deploy (CloudFormation, List/Get/Describe only), scans every enabled AWS region, and emails a findings report. Self-Serve is $39 per account per month, weekly. Most findings include console steps and a CLI command. Managed is $249, monthly, with a person reviewing the report. No agent, no write access, no dashboard. Cancel anytime. Read the role template before you deploy anything.
Read-only AWS security posture scanning. Automated reports on public S3 buckets, stale IAM keys, open security groups, missing MFA, and more.
PostureRadar runs read-only checks against your AWS account weekly and emails you the findings. No agents to install, no write access granted, no dashboard you have to remember to check. A small CloudFormation template creates one IAM role in your account, scoped to exactly the read-only permissions the checks need — no write or delete access, ever. Read the template yourself before you deploy anything. Delete the stack any time and access is gone. PostureRadar assumes that role and runs 14 checks — public S3 buckets, stale IAM keys, open security groups, missing MFA, and more — across every region, then emails you a findings report with specific fix guidance for most findings: console…from postureradar.com
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