Cloud alerts, answered.
Your cloud surface generates more alerts than any analyst can read, let alone investigate. Misconfigurations, IAM drift, WAF anomalies, API spikes, exposed services. Most of it is signal, none of it finished work. Cantina's agents finish it: pulling context across AWS, Cloudflare, and your IDP, deciding what matters, acting with approvals where they matter.
Helping secure the world's most innovative teams
Cloud was supposed to be easier.
Every team running on cloud knows the same story: visibility tools surface the issues, alert pipelines route the noise, runbooks gather dust, and analysts spend their day asking each other "is this real?". Cantina replaces the asking with answering. Agents pick up every alert, correlate across services, and finish the case.
AWS
Native ingestion across CloudTrail, GuardDuty, CloudWatch. Multi-account, Organizations, federated identity, all in scope.
Cloudflare & edge
Logpush events, WAF activity, DDoS patterns, and edge anomalies, all correlated against the rest of your stack.
Cross-stack correlation
Cloud signals don't fire alone. Cantina correlates them against your IDP, EDR, and DNS layers, so the signal that matters surfaces and the rest stays quiet.
Every cloud event becomes a decision Cantina can make. Agents pick up your CSPM, WAF, and cloud audit signals the second they fire, build the context that matters, and act, with approvals where you set them.
How It Works
Investigate.
Every cloud signal hits an agent the moment it lands: CloudTrail anomalies, Cloudflare Logpush events, GuardDuty findings, Config drifts. The agent reads it, picks the right skill from Cantina's built-in library, and starts working. No queue, no escalation chain, no waiting on-call.
Enrich.
The agent reaches across your cloud surface and beyond, gathering CloudTrail history, IAM context, recent infrastructure changes, and parallel alerts from your IDP and EDR, correlating everything firing in the same window. When judgment matters, it asks your team in Slack.
Asking analyst: staging or production?Action.
When the path is clear, Cantina acts: rotating keys, revoking over-permissive roles, isolating instances, blocking at the edge, opening Jira or Linear tickets, escalating to Slack. Destructive actions pause for approval. Every response feeds the skill library, so the next run is faster.
Everything you need for cloud security operations.
AWS-native coverage.
Cantina ingests CloudTrail, GuardDuty, and CloudWatch from your AWS environment and correlates them in real time. Multi-account, Organizations, federated identity, all in scope, no scripts to maintain.
Cloudflare & edge events.
Cantina ingests Cloudflare Logpush events and correlates WAF activity, DDoS patterns, and edge anomalies against the rest of your stack. A spike at the edge doesn't sit in a dashboard waiting to be read, it becomes a case.
IAM drift, in real time.
Permissions creep, role escalations, lingering just-in-time grants. Cantina watches your IAM graph against the baseline your team defines and flags drift the moment it happens. No quarterly access reviews; continuous response.
Cross-cloud, cross-stack correlation.
A failed login from your IDP plus a fresh API call from the same identity in AWS is not two alerts. It's a case. Cantina's agents correlate cloud activity against your identity, endpoint, and edge layers, so the signal that matters surfaces and the rest stays quiet.
Response with the right approvals.
Cantina's tools cover the real cloud response actions: rotating keys, revoking session tokens, detaching IAM policies, blocking at the edge, isolating instances, opening incident tickets. Every action can be set to require approval, run autonomously, or stay off.
Evidence your auditors will accept.
Every agent decision, every skill that ran, every action that fired, every approval that landed: all captured automatically. Cloud security audit prep stops being a fire drill the week before the assessor arrives.
From signal to contained, in under a minute.
The detection-to-response window that used to take a shift now takes a single agent run. Cloud incidents don't sit unfinished overnight, and your team doesn't start every morning with a queue.