TrueSentinelFewer alerts. Real threats. Fixes that actually hold.
TrueSentinel reads every security signal your clouds produce, separates genuine risk from noise, and tells you exactly what to change — and which control that change satisfies.
80%
less alert noise
< 2 min
alert to recommended fix
24/7
continuous monitoring
S3 bucket publicly readable
prod-invoices · 2.1 TB exposed
Storage account key not rotated
412 days since last rotation
Service account with owner role
ci-deployer · over-privileged
Recommended fix
Block public access at the account level, then attach a bucket policy scoped to the two roles that actually read prod-invoices. Enable access logging so future exposure is detected at write time, not at audit time.
What TrueSentinel does
TrueSentinel ingests findings from GuardDuty, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Security Command Center and your own logs, then uses AI to separate noise from real risk. Every alert arrives with blast radius, severity and a concrete best-practice remediation.
One feed, every cloud
Pulls findings from GuardDuty, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, Security Command Center, CloudTrail and your own SIEM into a single normalised stream.
Noise suppression that holds
Correlates duplicate and related findings into one incident, and learns which alert classes your team consistently dismisses — cutting volume by around 80%.
Plain-English threat summaries
Each finding is rewritten as what happened, what is exposed, and how urgent it really is — with the blast radius traced across the resources it touches.
Best-practice remediation
Recommendations cite the control they satisfy — CIS, SOC 2, ISO 27001 — and describe the durable fix, not just the immediate patch.
Posture drift detection
Continuously re-checks your configuration against policy baselines so a hardened account does not quietly regress between audits.
Complete audit trail
Every finding, recommendation, approval and executed action is logged with user, timestamp and before/after state — exportable for your auditors.
How it works
Connect your cloud accounts and security sources
TrueSentinel reads from native cloud security services and your existing SIEM using scoped, read-only credentials. No agents to deploy.
Findings are correlated and ranked
Raw alerts are deduplicated, grouped into incidents, and scored on real exposure — what the resource holds and who can reach it — rather than provider severity alone.
Each threat is explained and a fix recommended
You get a jargon-free summary, the blast radius, the control it violates, and the best-practice remediation that stops it recurring.
Approve the fix, or harden the baseline
Apply the recommended change with an approval, or promote it into your policy baseline so the same misconfiguration is caught at creation time.
Where teams put it to work
Exposed storage and misconfiguration
Public buckets, over-permissive blob containers and open security groups caught with the least-privilege policy that closes them properly.
Credential and identity risk
Stale keys, over-privileged service accounts and anomalous API activity surfaced with the rotation or scoping change that resolves them.
Audit readiness between audits
Continuous control monitoring keeps SOC 2 and ISO evidence current, so preparation stops being a quarterly fire drill.
Common questions
Does TrueSentinel replace GuardDuty or Defender?
No — it sits on top of them. Those services are good at detection and poor at prioritisation. TrueSentinel consumes their output, removes the noise, and turns what remains into decisions.
Will it change things in my cloud on its own?
Only when you allow it. TrueSentinel starts read-only. Remediation requires an explicit approval, and every action is scoped, short-lived and logged.
How does it decide what is actually urgent?
Severity is scored on exposure rather than the provider's label — what data the resource holds, whether it is reachable from the internet, and which identities can act on it.
See TrueSentinel against your own cloud.
Book a working session with an Aezona engineer. We connect a read-only role and show you real findings from your environment — not a canned demo.
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