Discover all of the AWS, Azure, and GCP accounts your developers have ever created—including the ones they forgot about—and easily enroll them all into your centralized cloud governance organizations.
Common questions about Nudge Security's cloud governance solution
Cloud account governance is the practice of discovering, inventorying, and controlling every cloud account and resource in use across an organization, including accounts created by developers outside formal IT processes. Without governance, cloud sprawl creates billing exposure, security gaps, and compliance risk.
Developers routinely spin up cloud accounts in AWS, Azure, or GCP to test ideas or run workloads, often without IT's knowledge. Those accounts may contain sensitive data, expose open ports, or carry misconfigured access policies, and they persist long after the original project ends.
Nudge Security continuously inventories cloud accounts across AWS, Azure, and GCP, including accounts created before Nudge was deployed and resources that have been forgotten over time. It surfaces both active and historical assets so nothing stays hidden.
Nudge Security covers multi-cloud environments including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.
Yes. Nudge Security provides billing visibility across cloud services, surfacing spend across accounts, including rogue accounts that were never brought under governance.
Once Nudge Security discovers an unmanaged account, it notifies the account owner automatically and initiates an onboarding review, so the account gets addressed as it's found. Real-time alerts fire when new cloud accounts are created, so sprawl doesn't compound over time.
