ASM + CNAPP unified in a Neo4j-powered graph. Agentless multi-cloud scanning that shows attack paths, not just alerts. Connect AWS, GCP, and Azure in minutes.
AWS · GCP · Azure
Your cloud has thousands of resources across three providers. Point tools give you thousands of alerts. BKeeper gives you a graph.
API-based, agentless. Connect your AWS, GCP, or Azure account in minutes. No agents to install, no infrastructure changes.
Celery-powered pipeline discovers every resource, software package, misconfiguration, and CVE across all three clouds.
Neo4j builds a security graph. Attack paths emerge. EPSS + CISA KEV scores prioritize what actually matters.
Every resource, vulnerability, identity, and exposure is a node in a Neo4j graph. Relationships between them reveal actual attack paths — not theoretical severity scores.
EPSS predicts which CVEs are likely to be exploited. CISA KEV flags the ones already being exploited in the wild. The graph connects them to your specific infrastructure so you fix what matters, not what's loudest.
20+ relationship types · 8 node types · Rebuilt on every scan
Six security capabilities unified in one graph. Each finding is enriched with context from every other capability — no manual correlation required.
Misconfiguration detection, compliance monitoring, and drift alerts across AWS, GCP, and Azure. 19 resource types scanned continuously.
CVE correlation with EPSS exploit prediction scores and CISA KEV flags. Severity trends, remediation deadlines, and blast radius analysis.
Neo4j graph traces entry point → lateral movement → target. See which vulnerabilities are actually reachable, not just theoretically dangerous.
SPDX 2.3 and CycloneDX 1.5 generation with PKCS#7 signatures. Versioned, diffable, audit-ready. Full package-level tracking via Trivy.
eBPF-ready syscall, network, and file monitoring. Behavioral baselines, anomaly detection, correlation engine, and real-time alerting.
IAM analysis, over-permissioned role detection, VPC peering graph traversal. Understand who can reach what — and why.
EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, EKS, IAM, CloudFront, VPC, SQS
Compute Engine, Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL, GKE, Cloud Functions, IAM, VPC
Virtual Machines, Blob Storage, Azure SQL, AKS, Functions, Azure AD, VNet
BKeeper's findings flow into Bravos for offensive testing, Cert-X-Gen for template generation, and Guardlink for threat modeling. Detection → validation → remediation.
