Posture
Nobody told Atlex what you run. It went and looked. Including the parts nobody wrote down.
discover · source · lifecycle

Atlex
Putting the map together…
what is Atlex?
Read-only access to your cloud and code. Atlex maps everything you run, then finds what is wrong with it.
Free for 14 days. No card, and nothing to install.
Nobody has the whole picture
Cloud here, code there, tickets somewhere else.
Atlex joins them up
A repo to the service it ships. A ticket to the deploy that shipped it.
Then it finds what is wrong
Outages, exposed dependencies, drifted controls, risky pull requests.
SREPlatformDevOpsSecurityEngineering leadership
Suppose something breaks
Atlex is already looking
Further back than the alarm said
Across tools that cannot see each other
From the alarm to the commit
Checkout starts throwing 5xx. Before anyone opens a laptop, Atlex has followed the edges back to the change that caused it.
Nobody told Atlex what you run. It went and looked. Including the parts nobody wrote down.
discover · source · lifecycle
400 CVEs. Three can hurt you. Atlex knows which. Everything else is noise, and it says so.
What can reach orders-db?
Two of the three sit behind a public load balancer.
OSV · blast radius · lifecycle
Most reviewers read the code. This one has seen it run. It catches what a diff can't show you.
Deploys to
checkout
Environment
production · public
Depended on by
6 services
Right now
open incident
Ranked
#1 of 47 findings
This one pull request pulled in the top of the list.
diff + graph, before merge
The last postmortem your team pieces together from Slack. Atlex hands you the cause. Cited, not guessed.
One merge, sixteen minutes before the alarm.
graph + config history + deploys
Same rules, same facts, same findings. Every single run. A clean result is evidence, not a screenshot.
Found in the file, and never kept.
cloud config · deps · secrets
The audit prepares itself. Every finding is already tagged to the control it satisfies.
PCI · CIS · point-in-time
A tester that wants your code to fail. It probes every change like an adversary would.
It clicked the thing nobody tests, and filed what happened.
coming soon
Worked out from the job each figure replaces: the tracing, the catalog, the triage, the setup.
Atlex AIIt answers from your graph, not from a model. Ask what broke, what changed, or what you are running - in your own words.
Ask from the app, or from Slack without leaving the channel.
Grounded in your estate
It answers from the resources, deploys and repositories Atlex has actually read - so it can follow a dependency six hops out and still be talking about your system.
Cited, every claim
Each statement carries a link to the exact node it came from. Checking its work is one click, not a leap of faith.
Honest about the gaps
When your data doesn’t support an answer, it says so and names what it couldn’t see - rather than producing something plausible.
One read-only role, and nothing to run. The credentials Atlex holds cannot express a write, so there is no code path in the product that could make one, and the worst a bug can do is show you something wrong.
Access grant
read-only · effective on connect
Read-only scopes
AWS ReadOnlyAccess. A GitHub App with metadata and contents, read.
Source is never read
Repository structure, dependency manifests and commit metadata. Not the contents of your files.
Gaps are reported
A missing scope is named as unchecked. It is never scored as a pass.
Revoke at any time
Remove the role and every sync stops. Deleting the organization takes the graph with it.
Sub-processors and retention are on the security page.
Your clouds, your code hosts, your pipelines and your issue tracker - resources, repositories, deploys and the tickets behind them, joined into one graph.
Every one of them read-only. A few are still on the way.
The ones people actually ask before handing over a role.
Read-only, ten minutes, nothing to deploy. What comes back is your own infrastructure drawn from what is actually running, not from what somebody wrote down.
Fourteen days free. No card, no sales call.