If everything is a priority, nothing is.
DevSecured shows you the handful of cloud security findings that actually matter — the ones an attacker could chain together, today, to reach what you care about most.
The problem
Your scanners find everything. None of them know what matters.
CVSS isn't context
A "critical" CVE on an isolated dev box ranks identically to the same CVE on a public-facing host one hop from your production database. CVSS can't tell the difference. Your team has to — manually, finding by finding.
Tools don't talk
CSPM finds misconfigurations. SCA finds vulnerable packages. EDR finds suspicious processes. Each tool gives you a list. Nothing tells you which misconfiguration plus which CVE plus which observed behavior add up to a real path to a real crown jewel.
Alert fatigue is real
Growth-stage security teams are small. When everything is flagged critical, real incidents get lost in a queue of theoretically-exploitable findings that nobody has the time to triage.
How it works
Three pillars. One coherent picture of your real risk.
Graph your environment. Find the paths to what matters.
DevSecured continuously maps your AWS environment as a graph — every IAM role, every security group, every network path, every trust relationship. We identify your critical assets automatically based on data sensitivity, network exposure, and business context, then trace every reachable path an attacker could take to get to them. Misconfigurations don't get scored in isolation. They get scored by whether they sit on a path to something that matters.
Chain the vulnerabilities. Validate the exploit.
For every node on a critical path, we analyze package vulnerabilities and ask the harder question: can these be chained from initial access to root, and from there to lateral movement or container escape? We validate exploitability against the actual EC2 instance configuration and Dockerfile contents — not theoretical CVSS scores. A critical CVE that requires a kernel version you don't run is noise. A medium CVE on the exact path from your public ALB to your production data is the finding you cannot afford to miss.
Watch the paths. Confirm what's real.
We continuously analyze VPC Flow Logs, CloudTrail, and runtime signals against the same graph — looking specifically for activity along the paths we've already identified as dangerous. When malicious behavior shows up on a path that leads to a critical asset, that finding's severity goes up. When a 'critical' theoretical finding shows no corroborating activity and limited blast radius, severity comes down. You get a feed of findings that actually reflect what is happening, not what could happen on paper.
Who it's for
Built for the security team that doesn't have a security team.
DevSecured is purpose-built for growth-stage startups on AWS — companies past Series A, scaling fast, where one or two security engineers are responsible for everything from SOC 2 evidence to incident response. You don't have time to triage a queue of 4,000 findings. You need to know the five things that would actually wreck your week if exploited tomorrow, and you need to know them before an attacker does.
Stop ranking findings by what they could do. Start ranking them by what they can do to you.
DevSecured is currently in private preview with a small group of design partners. If your team is drowning in findings and you want to talk about joining, get in touch.