Illustrative — demo tenant. FAIR-based range, not a customer result.
One console. One login. One discovery.
The same read-only connection that finds your security risk also produces the inventory of record and the cost picture. Buy the one you need — each is granted per organisation and each stands on its own.
Cloud posture, identity, data, workloads, attack paths and compliance — every engine on one security graph.
Continuous discovery of every cloud resource and the relationships between them — the estate of record, with cost on every row.
Cloud cost and commitment management on reconciled billing data — attribution, forecast, budgets, anomalies and savings.
How does Onam work?
Simple enough to explain in 3 steps. Deep enough to find what others miss.
Connect your cloud — takes 3 minutes
Give Onam read-only access via an IAM role, service principal, or service account. No agents, no code changes. Stores only a role ARN — no long-lived credentials, ever.
We scan everything — including what you forgot about
Enumerates every resource across 549 cloud services, checks each against 11,433 rules across every security layer.
You get a prioritised list, not a wall of alerts
Critical findings first. Each finding says what it is, why it matters, which compliance frameworks it affects, and the exact remediation (CLI command, Terraform snippet, or console walkthrough).
One console. Every cloud. Every risk.
Eleven views into the same graph — from onboarding to attack paths, findings, compliance and dollar-value risk.
Watch the platform in action.
This is the real Onam console — the same views your team gets on day one, running on a live demo account.
Everything you need in one platform
CNAPP, CSPM, CIEM, DSPM, CWPP and SSPM are engines here, not separate products — 29 of them running in parallel on the same data model, so findings talk to each other.
CNAPP
What's our posture, in one number?
CSPM
What's misconfigured across every cloud?
CIEM
Which identities are quietly over-privileged?
IAM Security
Who has access to what?
Asset Inventory
What do we actually run?
Attack Path
Which risks actually reach crown jewels?
CDR Detection
Behavioral threats across layers?
Threat Detection
Are we being attacked right now?
Risk Quantification
What's this exposure worth in dollars?
DSPM — Data Security
Where does sensitive data really live?
Database Security
Are our databases hardened?
Encryption & Keys
Who can decrypt our data?
Network Security
Where is my perimeter actually leaking?
API Security
Which APIs are open to the world?
CWPP — Workloads
Are running workloads hardened?
Agentless Scanning
How do we scan without agents?
Container Security
Are our clusters and images safe?
Vulnerability Mgmt
Which CVEs actually matter to us?
Code Security
Are we shipping vulnerable code?
SaaS Security (SSPM)
Is M365 and Workspace locked down?
AI Security
Are Bedrock and SageMaker safe?
AI Assistant
Can I just ask what's exposed?
Remediation
How does this actually get fixed?
Compliance
Are we audit-ready — today?
Technology Engine
What is actually running here?
What teams find after their first scan
Our first Onam scan surfaced 14 critical findings we had missed for two years — including a public S3 bucket with customer PII. We fixed them all in a week.
The attack path view finally made cloud risk something my board understood. It stopped being a wall of CVEs and became a picture of what an attacker could actually do.
We prepared for SOC 2 Type II in 6 weeks instead of 6 months. Compliance evidence exports directly from Onam — no auditor screenshots.
Depth you can measure
Platform coverage, counted — every figure below is a cleared number from our product fact sheet, not an estimate.
Ready for your next audit
Continuous evidence across 78 frameworks — export in one click, no auditor screenshots.
Cloud security is at an inflection point
The controls that worked in 2020 don't work in 2026.
Attack surface is growing 40% YoY
Every new microservice, S3 bucket, and IAM role is a new door. Manual reviews can't keep up.
Identity sprawl is the new perimeter
80% of cloud breaches start with an over-privileged identity. Nobody is auditing them weekly.
Multi-cloud complexity is the norm
The average enterprise runs 3+ clouds. Native tools only see their own turf.
Breach costs hit $4.88M on average
IBM 2024 report. Cloud breaches cost 15% more than on-prem — and take 88 more days to detect.
Onam vs. the alternatives
Where other approaches stop, Onam keeps going — because everything is on one graph.
Frequently asked questions
CSPM, cloud coverage, deployment, and how Onam compares — answered straight.
What is cloud security posture management (CSPM)?
Which cloud providers does Onam Security support?
How is Onam different from native cloud tools or single-layer CSPM products?
Is Onam agentless, and how long does deployment take?
Which compliance frameworks does Onam cover?
Does Onam include CIEM, threat detection, and code security as well as CSPM?
See what's exposed in your cloud in under 5 minutes.
Connect one account. Watch findings surface live. Decide from there.