Amazon Web Services integration
Connect Amazon Web Services to CVEasy AI and its findings stop living in their own dashboard. They join one deduplicated asset graph, re-scored with TRIS™ 3 scoring and validated for reachability, all on your own Mac.
Live API pull
Amazon Web Services, connected to CVEasy AI.
One of 158 integrations. Confirm current AWS product terms with the vendor.
Amazon Web Services is one of 158 integrations CVEasy AI ships with, in the cloud and cnapp category. Agentless CSPM (CIS-aligned rules) + Amazon Inspector findings across accounts/regions.
However you connect Amazon Web Services, its data does not end its journey in another dashboard. It joins every other source on one deduplicated asset graph and a single fix-first queue, scored the same way, so you compare like with like across your whole estate.
- Vendor: AWS
- Category: Cloud and CNAPP
- Connection: Live API pull
- Brings in: Vulnerability findings
- Brings in: Asset inventory
Connecting Amazon Web Services.
Amazon Web Services connects through live api pull.
CVEasy pulls from Amazon Web Services over its API on a schedule you set, with per-asset deduplication so repeated pulls never inflate your counts.
One graph. One fix-first queue.
The point of the integration is not the import. It is what happens after.
Cloud findings from Amazon Web Services join your on-prem and code findings on a single asset graph, deduplicated and re-scored with TRIS™ using cloud exposure and environment context. There is no second console to pivot to, and nothing is shipped to another vendor cloud to make it work.
- TRIS™ 3 scoring ranks every finding by exploitability, asset context, business impact and live reachability, in your environment
- One asset graph deduplicates findings across all 158 integrations so a host flagged by three tools is one asset, not three
- Built-in validation with BASzy™ proves which findings are actually reachable, so effort goes where it counts
- On-box AI remediation writes prioritized, step-by-step fixes per finding, and the AI runs locally
- Local-first keeps findings and the AI on your Apple Silicon Mac, air-gap capable
- Flat-rate pricing sized by asset allowance, published at cveasyai.com/pricing, with no per-connector fee
The Amazon Web Services connector reads what Amazon Web Services already produces. You can turn it on, see your findings re-scored, and turn it off without changing anything in Amazon Web Services itself.
Questions, answered.
The questions practitioners actually ask.
Does CVEasy AI integrate with Amazon Web Services?
Yes. Amazon Web Services is one of 158 integrations across 15 categories. Agentless CSPM (CIS-aligned rules) + Amazon Inspector findings across accounts/regions. It connects via live api pull.
How does the Amazon Web Services connection work?
CVEasy pulls from Amazon Web Services over its API on a schedule you set, with per-asset deduplication so repeated pulls never inflate your counts.
Where does my Amazon Web Services data live?
On your own Apple Silicon Mac. CVEasy AI is local-first: findings, asset inventory and the AI stay on-box, and the setup is air-gap capable. Only minimal licensing data touches the vendor side.
What does CVEasy do with Amazon Web Services findings?
It deduplicates them onto one asset graph and re-scores them with TRIS 3 scoring in your context, then validates reachability with built-in attack simulation where applicable, so you get one prioritized fix-first queue rather than another siloed list.
See your Amazon Web Services findings, re-scored.
Mac-native, on-box, flat-rate. One asset graph for every tool you run.
Mac-native · local-first · your data never leaves the box