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Latest Capabilities

This page summarizes recent Cyscale capabilities and points you to the documentation pages that explain how to use them.

Virtual Machine Vulnerability Scanning

Cyscale can now scan virtual machines directly through snapshot-based collection or SSH-based package inventory. This gives teams a practical path to VM vulnerability coverage even when provider-native scanners are not available or do not cover every host.

Use it when you want to answer questions such as:

  • Which VMs have operating system or package vulnerabilities?
  • Which vulnerable hosts are exposed or connected to sensitive resources?
  • Which scan mode works best for each environment: snapshot evidence or live SSH collection?

See Vulnerability Management and the VM scanning release note.

GitHub and GitLab Code Scanning

Cyscale Code Security now supports repositories hosted in GitHub, GitLab.com, and self-hosted GitLab instances. You can bring repository findings into the same operating model as cloud assets, Kubernetes workloads, virtual machines, identities, vulnerabilities, and compliance controls.

Use it when you want to answer questions such as:

  • Which application findings affect code that is connected to running cloud assets?
  • Which repositories contain vulnerable dependencies, secrets, IaC issues, or source-code defects?
  • Which GitHub or GitLab projects should be prioritized because their runtime assets are exposed?

See Code Scanner Capabilities, the GitHub release note, and the GitLab release note.

Lifecycle Deadlines

Cyscale now helps teams track time-bound cloud risks such as provider retirements, deprecated function runtimes, database engine end-of-life, operating system end-of-life, model retirements, and minimum security baseline changes.

Lifecycle deadline controls can include due dates, notification windows, expired status, and per-asset context for the exact unsupported value that needs remediation.

Use it when you want to prioritize questions such as:

  • Which cloud resources must be upgraded before a provider deadline?
  • Which functions still run deprecated runtimes?
  • Which databases use engine versions approaching end of support?
  • Which VMs, instances, or Kubernetes nodes use unsupported operating system versions?

AI Security and AI-SPM

Cyscale is adding AI Security Posture Management capabilities so teams can discover AI assets, understand AI bill-of-materials context, review model and agent access, and prioritize AI risks in the same graph as cloud infrastructure, identities, data, and vulnerabilities.

Use these docs:

Query Builder and Custom Controls

Query Builder lets you build asset searches with nested filter logic, inspect the generated query, and save useful investigations as custom controls.

Use it when you want to operationalize questions such as:

  • Which production workloads are internet reachable?
  • Which data stores are public or weakly encrypted?
  • Which assets match an AI-specific posture condition?
  • Which identities or workloads match an excessive-permission pattern?

See Query Builder and Custom Controls.

Knowledge Graph Insights

Cyscale now surfaces more computed asset properties and relationship-based insights directly in Inventory and Asset Detail pages. Examples include public accessibility, in-use public/static IPs, and contextual relationships that explain why an asset is impacted.

See Knowledge Graph Insights.

Kubernetes Exposure and Vulnerability Context

Kubernetes coverage includes Kubernetes posture, image vulnerability scanning through the Cyscale Kubernetes agent, and network reachability context for workloads exposed through Ingress, default backends, Gateway-style exposure, and services of type LoadBalancer where supported.

Use these docs:

Identity and Permission Insights

Cyscale highlights guest users, unused identities, broad permissions, identities used by publicly reachable workloads, and external access paths where supported by provider-native findings such as AWS IAM Access Analyzer and Google Cloud Recommender.

See Identity and Permission Insights.

Organization Onboarding

AWS Organizations and Google Cloud Organization support help you onboard large estates without connecting every account or project manually. You connect a management account or bootstrap project, define the scope, and let Cyscale discover covered member accounts or projects.

See Organization Onboarding.

Marketplace Subscriptions

Cyscale can be subscribed to through cloud marketplaces, including AWS Marketplace. Marketplace procurement can simplify billing, procurement approval, and vendor management for eligible customers.

See Billing and Usage.