A public exploit, an over-privileged identity, a code change that reaches production. Different shapes, one job: understand what matters, drive the fix, verify the path is gone.
A known-exploited vulnerability sits on an internet-facing workload. Live Security Context reveals that its service identity can reach privileged cloud control.
Confirm the route is current, and why it matters.
Identify the action most likely to break it.
Route the work to the accountable owner, with evidence.
Re-check the environment and prove the route changed.
Current state verified: path no longer reachable. If it were still open, that is what the re-check would show.
Every exposure Unizo works has the same anatomy. Only the shape changes.
Several apparently separate paths converge on one over-privileged identity. One focused hardening action can reduce all of them.
1 identity hardened → multiple paths reducedForward. Does this code finding reach a running, reachable workload?
Backward. Which repository, pipeline, and owner produced this exposed workload?
Designed to connect code, pipeline, deployment, and runtime context. Unizo does not scan source code; it reasons over findings supplied by connected tools.
A finding changes meaning when its path reaches a system already known to matter.
Uses customer- or tool-provided crown-jewel and sensitivity signals. Unizo does not discover or classify sensitive data.
Unizo adds maintained relationships, ownership, and verification across the systems already in use. See how Live Security Context resolves them
See how Unizo connects the evidence, drives the fix, and proves whether the path changed.