Exposure

Findings

Every observed issue from your cloud security tools and pentests — normalized, deduplicated, and in one triage queue. Validate, assign, and close without hunting through reports from three different tools.

One clear list, not three scanner exports

A finding is something you can act on today — a specific resource, in a specific state, at a specific time, not an abstract warning. Findings from every cloud scanner, pentest, and internal review arrive normalized and deduplicated the moment they land, so the same issue reported by two tools is one line of work, not two.

Deduplicated by the source's own identifier, so repeated syncs update the record instead of piling up duplicates
Each finding names the resource, its state, and when it was observed

SQL_PUBLIC_IPOPEN Google Cloud

GCP Security Command CenterCloud SQL databases should not have public IPs. Private IPs give better network security and lower latency.FINDING CLASSMisconfigurationATTACK VECTORNetworkIMPACTModerateEXPLOITABILITYLow

Know what's in production, and by when

Filter to live production exposure and set the non-production noise aside, so you spend the day on issues that reach customers. Every finding carries a severity that's comparable across sources and a remediation SLA, so triage ends in a dated commitment instead of a maybe — with the source provider's recommended fix attached.

Normalized severity is comparable across every scanner — no hand-translating labels
Source provider's recommended action attached, so remediation starts with a lead

OPEN FINDINGS BY SEVERITY162 OPENCritical0High4Medium47Low111No critical findings open8 PAST DUE

The detection-to-resolution trail auditors ask for

Turn triaged findings into tracked work with an owner and a due date, then close them once you've confirmed the fix. Each finding maps to the controls it affects, so when an auditor asks what happened after a scan flagged an issue, the answer is a linked trail — who validated it, who fixed it, and when — not a scramble through old tickets.

Remediations carry an owner and an SLA-derived due date
Control mappings link each finding to the audit trail it supports

RISK SCORESMEDIUMSEVERITY8/20CVSS5.3/10REMEDIATION SLA30 DAYSDue Aug 18, 20268 DAYS LEFT

Triage Workflow

Where raw signal becomes tracked work

Issues from your cloud security tools and manual reviews get validated, assigned, and closed here. When a pattern is bigger than one finding, it feeds the risk register.

One normalized queue

Findings from every cloud scanner and pentest land in the same queue, deduplicated by the source's own identifier — so nothing slips through because it came from the tool nobody checks.

Spend the day on what reaches production

Filter to critical and high findings on production systems and set the noise aside, then hand each confirmed issue to an owner with an SLA-derived due date.

Close with confidence, map to controls

Close a finding once you've confirmed the fix, with the control it affects already linked — so the detection-to-resolution chain an auditor wants is built as you work, not reconstructed later.

Native Integrations

Pull findings from AWS,
Google Cloud, and Cloudflare

Auditors and pentest firms ask what happened to their findings after the report was delivered. Openlane ingests findings from AWS Security Hub, Google Cloud Security Command Center, and Cloudflare, and keeps the control mappings and remediation trail — who validated it, who closed it, and when — so the answer is a link, not a follow-up meeting.