Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) is a way to keep your cloud environments (like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud) secure and compliant — automatically.
Why does CSPM matter?
Cloud platforms make it easy to launch apps, websites, and services. But that speed comes with risks:
A single misconfiguration (like a public storage bucket or an open database) can expose sensitive data to the entire internet.
Modern attackers constantly scan for these mistakes — often before you even notice them.
CSPM tools, like Tresal, continuously check your cloud accounts for security gaps, risky settings, and compliance issues — so you can fix problems before they’re exploited.
What does CSPM do?
With Tresal’s CSPM, you can:
Automatically scan your cloud environment:
Tresal connects to your cloud provider (with read-only access) and scans for weak spots.
Detect misconfigurations:
Instantly find common mistakes, such as:
Publicly accessible cloud storage (like open S3 buckets)
Exposed databases or servers
Missing security controls (like MFA or encryption)
See all risks in one dashboard:
Get a clear list of issues, prioritized by risk — no technical jargon.
Get step-by-step fixes:
Tresal shows you exactly how to resolve each problem, even if you’re not a cloud expert.
Stay compliant:
CSPM helps you meet data privacy and security requirements, with reports ready for audits.
Who needs CSPM?
CSPM is a must-have for:
Tech startups and SMBs using the cloud (even with just a few servers)
Fast-growing SaaS companies
Any team without a dedicated security department
How is Tresal’s CSPM different?
Fast setup — no complicated configuration required
Designed for European privacy standards
No IT team needed — you get clear, actionable steps
Unified view: See your cloud AND your external attack surface together
CSPM helps you catch cloud mistakes before attackers do. Tresal makes it simple, fast, and affordable — so your business can grow in the cloud with confidence.