One product for cloud security and AI security: attack paths across both, fixes as pull requests in your IaC code, and blocks for risky AI agent actions.
One product and one price. Plans from €0, no per-seat charges, no per-resource metering.
Why not just use AWS Security Hub?
Keep it on. Here is what Netlumi adds, point by point.
01
The fix is in your IaC code, so it is still there after the next deploy.
Security Hub collects findings about your AWS accounts, and its automated response changes the live resource. When the resource is defined in IaC code, the next deploy puts the old setting back. Netlumi traces the finding to the file and line that created the resource and opens a pull request with the fix. You review and merge, and your pipeline applies it.
02
A short list, not a pile of alerts.
Netlumi shows which findings chain into a path to your data and checks each hop against your account's permissions. An issue is critical or high only when it is exploitable, reachable, verified and consequential, with the evidence named. Everything else is medium, low or posture.
03
What your Bedrock agents can reach, and a block before the damage.
Netlumi maps what each Amazon Bedrock agent can read, change or delete through the roles its tools run as, marks the actions that cannot be undone, and names the precaution. The runtime gate (Enterprise plan, opt-in) blocks a destructive tool call before it runs. Decoy credentials placed where agents act catch misuse within minutes.
04
Azure and Google Cloud too, and your code.
The same findings, attack paths and fix pull requests for Azure and Google Cloud, and checks on your repositories: secrets, Dockerfiles, AI usage and MCP configuration, with cloud findings traced to the IaC code that created them.
05
They work together.
Keep Security Hub on. Netlumi reads your GuardDuty findings alongside its own rules, and shows whether Security Hub and its standards are enabled in each account as part of your posture.
Teams otherwise buy a cloud posture tool, an AI security tool and a fix workflow separately, and pay for each. Netlumi is one subscription: €0 / €229 / €499 / €999 a month for the Developer, Starter, Growth, Enterprise plans, with unlimited users. A team with 20 or more cloud accounts is the Enterprise plan, €999 a month for up to 25 accounts, so nobody has to guess what the Starter price covers.
Findings for one cloud, from the provider. Automated response changes the live resource; the next deploy from your IaC code can put the problem back.
Netlumi: Netlumi finds the IaC code that created the resource and opens the pull request that fixes it, for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Drift detection shows when a live resource stops matching its code.
Open-source scanners
Free checks you run yourself. A list of findings, with no fix and no view of how they chain together.
Netlumi: Netlumi writes the fix as a pull request, planned against your real state and never applied, and shows the attack paths the findings form. The free scan of a public repository needs no sign-up.
Large platforms
Broad coverage, priced for large estates, usually through a sales process and an annual contract.
Netlumi: Self-serve plans from free. Starter ($249 a month) covers up to 3 cloud accounts with unlimited users, billed monthly with no annual commitment, or yearly for less. No per-seat and no per-resource charges.
Capabilities, side by side.
What Netlumi is: Cloud security (CSPM) · AI agent security · Attack paths across cloud and AI · Fixes as pull requests · Blocks for risky agent actions.
Capability
Native cloud security services
Open-source scanners
Large platforms
Netlumi
Code-level fix pull requests
Changes the live resource
Alerts, no fix
Varies
Yes: a pull request in your IaC code, planned, never merged for you
AI agent attack paths
Varies
No
Varies
Yes: from untrusted input through a Bedrock agent and its tools to your data, each hop verified
Runtime gate for agent tool calls
Varies
No
Varies
Yes: blocks destructive calls on data that cannot be restored (Enterprise, opt-in)
Decoy credentials
Varies
Varies
Varies
Yes: in secrets, environment files, a tool’s Lambda environment or a knowledge base document
Noise model
Severity per finding
Severity per finding
Varies
Critical and high only when exploitable, reachable, verified and consequential