Multi-Cloud Security for AWS, Azure & GCP

What Makes Multi-Cloud Security Hard

Each cloud has its own IAM model, networking primitives, logging format, and compliance posture language. Teams running three clouds often end up with three security tools, three policy languages, and three ways to prove the same control to an auditor. The result: inconsistent coverage, duplicate alerting, and blind spots at the seams.

TigerGate normalizes findings into one taxonomy, maps every control to the same compliance framework, and builds a single attack graph across clouds — so a cross-account path from an AWS workload to an Azure storage account shows up as one finding, not three.

Policy Portability Across AWS, Azure & GCP

Write a policy once, enforce it everywhere. "No public storage," "MFA required for privileged roles," and "encryption at rest with customer-managed keys" all map differently per cloud — TigerGate handles the translation and applies the policy to S3, Azure Blob Storage, and GCS from a single rule.

Agentless Scanning for Multi-Cloud

Onboarding each cloud is a read-only role: an IAM role for AWS, a service principal for Azure, a service account for GCP. No agents in your cloud accounts for posture scanning. Optional eBPF agents only where runtime visibility is required.