AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, checked against the same controls.
orta checks AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure on the same read-only model, and builds a software bill of materials for every host and image. One control, checked in three clouds, counted in every framework that asks for it.
Connect each cloud read-only, then report on all of them together.
- 01
Connect
An IAM role in AWS, a service account in Google Cloud, an app registration in Azure. Read-only, every region.
- 02
Check
Storage, identity, network, keys and logging are checked on a schedule, with the same rules in each cloud.
- 03
Map
Each check lands on one orta control, so encryption at rest is one control whether the bucket is S3, GCS or Blob.
- 04
Prove
Hand an auditor one view of the estate, and a customer the SBOM they asked for.
Open any image. See what is inside.
Layers, packages, licences and known vulnerabilities, from the base image up, ready to export as a bill of materials.
Google Cloud posture
Projects, IAM bindings, GCS buckets, Cloud SQL, GKE and VPC firewall rules, checked read-only.
Azure posture
Subscriptions, Entra ID roles, storage accounts, Key Vault, AKS and network security groups.
The same control in every cloud
A single control shows its status per cloud. Fix the failing one and every framework that maps to it turns green.
SBOM for everything you run
Packages and versions from every host and container image, built on the machine where it runs.
Export on request
CycloneDX or SPDX for the customer questionnaire, the regulator or the auditor.
Drift between clouds
See when the same rule is enforced in one cloud and missing in another.
Built for what you run.
Connects to
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- CycloneDX
- SPDX
Part of one platform.
Multi-cloud compliance and SBOM is in development. This page shows where it is going; details will change as we build it with early-access customers. Today's product is on the platform pages.
Want it first? Build it with us.
Early-access customers shape what ships: tell us what you run and what you need it to do.