What's actually slowing you down
01
Cloud teams spin assets up faster than security can inventory them.
02
Ownership chases turn into Slack archaeology because resources were created during a sprint and never tagged.
03
Multi-account, multi-region deployments mean your view is always partial.
Every account, every region, every ephemeral asset.
- Cross-provider visibility, AWS, Azure, GCP unified into one asset graph
- Ephemeral assets caught while they exist, not after they vanish from logs
- Ownership attributed back to the team or service that spun them up, not just an IP
What changes when Owlyon is running
Operational outcomes, not aspirational rhetoric.
Less unknown exposure
Discovery covers all clouds, all accounts, all regions. Including the ones nobody told security about.
Ephemeral assets caught while they exist
Short-lived resources don't slip past, they get inventoried and attributed before they vanish.
Faster ownership confirmation
Attribution traces back to the team or service that deployed the asset, not just an IP.
Better security/IT coordination
Engineering sees what security sees. Findings come with the context their team needs to act.
What you actually get out of it
Concrete artifacts, not promises.
- 01Cross-cloud, cross-account asset inventory in one place
- 02Ownership attributed to teams or services, not just to IP addresses
- 03Exposure findings on misconfigured public endpoints, with reproducible evidence
- 04Change feed of new and decommissioned external assets
- 05REST API integration for CMDB, DevOps, and infrastructure-as-code tooling
Fits your existing workflow
JIRA·ServiceNow·Slack·REST API