The cloud is where breaches cost you the most.
It’s also the fastest to fix with permission guardrails.
~1M
INSTALLS EXPOSED
AMAZON Q DEVELOPER JUL 2025
300+
REPOS + AWS KEYS STOLEN
TRIVY → CISCO Mar–Apr 2026
9 SEC
PROD DB + BACKUPS GONE
CURSOR → POCKETOS Apr 2026
Guardrails, Not Policy Rewrites
Everyone agrees least privilege is right. Almost nobody does it, because the standard approach is a rewrite of every policy you own. We made four different choices.
- Focus on privileged permissions. We continuously ID the subset of permissions that can break your cloud. Start there and work your way out. Highest risk impact, lower risk of anything breaking.
- Your cloud’s own controls. SCPs and RCPs, Azure RBAC, GCP deny policies. No proxy, no broker, no bastion host, nothing to route around.
- Action at scale – beyond visibility. Not thousands of alerts – centralized controls built for you, ready to deploy globally or at a scope you choose.
- Access comes back on its own. Blocked usage attempts open a request, routes it in Slack, and updates the policy for you.
No-Fear Least Privilege
No one wants to implement least privilege and break a critical production workload. We fixed that.
Policies are built from your usage data. Anything in use is exempted before it’s written. You see the exemption list first. Nothing enforces until you deploy.
Blocked access unblocks itself. The attempt opens a request in Slack. Approved in seconds. All reversible and logged.
One Click, Months of Work Saved
A CNAPP tells you which identities are over-permissioned – but there are thousands of them and their corresponding policies. Recommendations become a backlog; the exposure stays standing. The Cloud Permissions Firewall removes dangerous permissions before an attack can use them. Unused privileges, services, and regions are blocked in seconds with automated global policies.
Delight Developers with Privilege-On-Demand
When an agent, human or machine needs new access, an automated just-in-time workflow is routed through your ChatOps tool for seamless approval. Your team gets to choose what permissions are granted and for how long. When the allocated time is over, access is automatically revoked. Everything is fully logged for any audit.
Development moves fast. Less manual work for your team. All identities stay protected.
What Our Customers Have to Say
Don’t take our word for it. Here’s what our customers say.

Cole Horsman
AVP, Security Operations“Sonrai helped us do in days what would’ve taken months—automating identity management and achieving least privilege across AWS.”

Brendan Putek
Director of DevOps“Within five minutes I had disabled regions that were unused across my entire AWS organization.”

Kenneth Milcetich
Director of Cyber and InfoSec“Sonrai not only identified the over permissive actions granted to our identities, but also provides a least effective access policy based on the identities usage...All of this boils down to a significant increase in our cloud security posture.”

Josh McLean
Chief Information Officer“Our transition from tedious, weeks-long tasks to accomplishing Least Privilege outcomes in just a few days has been remarkable. This approach has saved us a tremendous amount of time while also guaranteeing the security of all critical permissions.”

Chad Lorenc
Security Delivery Manager“Sonrai is one of the top tools to quickly scale when you're trying to do privileged management in the cloud.”

Preetam Sirur
Chief InformationSecurity Officer
“The challenge with deleting unused identities or enforcing least privilege is that we know it’s the ‘right’ thing to do, but everyone’s afraid it’ll break something or interrupt our development cycles. We don’t have to worry anymore.”
Agent-Ready in 5 Days
Stop every identity in your cloud from carrying permissions it never uses. The Cloud Permissions Firewall cuts 97% of the manual work, securing agents, humans, and workloads.
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