Attack-path-driven AWS security

Stop triaging findings.
Start closing paths.

Every cloud tool floods you with findings. qrie traces the attack paths from public internet to your sensitive data, ranks the chokepoints by business impact, and — on your approval — closes them. Entirely inside your account.

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qrie · daily briefing

CONTAINED · 1.4s ago

S3 public access · reversed

Evidence for the frameworks you're audited on

CIS AWS v3.0SOC 2HIPAACMMC L2PCI-DSS

The problem

Two thousand findings.
Which three can actually hurt you?

A scanner that lists every misconfiguration isn't security — it's a backlog. Severity labels don't know your environment: which finding chains into a real route to sensitive data, and which is noise behind three other controls. qrie answers that — by reasoning over attack paths and your business context, not by counting issues.

Every other tool

S3 bucket versioning disabledLOW

EBS volume unencryptedMED

IAM key 94 days oldLOW

Security group :22 openHIGH

CloudTrail multi-region offMED

RDS minor version behindLOW

Lambda env var unencryptedMED

ACM cert expiringLOW

GuardDuty not enabledMED

Password policy weakLOW

VPC flow logs offLOW

ECR scan-on-push offMED

+ 1,988 more

qrie
prioritizes

What matters today

Public Lambda → admin IAM → customer-data S3

↳ reaches PII

Internet-facing EC2 → over-scoped role → prod RDS

↳ reaches PII

Stale access key with write to billing

↳ blast radius: org

The engine

Trace the whole route.
Fix the chokepoint.

A chain of misconfigurations opens a route from the public internet to your sensitive data. qrie maps every hop — and finds the one node every path runs through.

One fix at the chokepoint closes them all. Snapshot · apply · verify — reversible.

Illustrative — sample environment

attack paths traced

reach sensitive data

accounts

Sample data

6 live paths reach sensitive data through one IAM role

From the engine

One prioritized path.
Three things it does next.

Brief, remediation, and evidence aren't separate products — they're what the attack-path engine produces once it knows what matters.

It briefs

A morning brief, not a backlog

Your Bedrock-hosted analyst — running in your account — turns the prioritized paths into a short, ranked brief. Ask it anything; answers are grounded in your environment, and it can draft a custom policy to close a gap it finds.

It closes

Closes the chokepoint, on your approval

For the node that kills the most paths, qrie proposes the exact fix. Approve it and it snapshots, applies, and verifies — reversible in one click — or routes it to the owning team with the runbook attached. Action is always opt-in.

It proves

Evidence falls out of the work

The same controls that close paths map to the frameworks you're audited on — CIS, SOC 2, HIPAA, CMMC — so continuous evidence is a byproduct, generated from the AWS controls you already run.

Walkthrough

See qrie work —
a 45-second tour.

The morning brief, Ask qrie, an attack path traced to its chokepoint, and a fix applied and reversed — all inside one account.

Product tour · 0:45

Your data never leaves your AWS.
Your AI lives in your account.

No SaaS uplink · No shared insights · No cross-account role to a vendor

Contact

Work directly with
the founding team.

We're onboarding a small group of design partners — founder-led, solving your problems personally. Three ways in, whichever fits.

1
Request a demo
Fill the form → we spin up a sandbox in your AWS and walk your own attack paths.
2
Talk to the founding team
Rather talk first? 30 minutes, founder-led — no deck.
Book a 30-min call
3
Something else? Email the team ·

Pricing is collaborative at this stage.

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We'll spin up a sandbox in your AWS and walk you through it — reply within a business day.

Stop triaging findings.Start closing paths.

Two thousand findings.Which three can actually hurt you?

Trace the whole route.Fix the chokepoint.

One prioritized path.Three things it does next.