Azure
Workforce cloud + native CSPM/CDR depth
- Discovery
- 100%
- Inventory
- 100%
- Topology
- 10%
- Security
- 3%
- Observability
- 5%
- Recommendations
- 12%
Every individual service across Azure, AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, identity systems, and hybrid connectivity — with a fully / partially / planned / not-supported grade per capability. We do not pretend coverage we haven't built. See the guide.
Workforce cloud + native CSPM/CDR depth
Inventory + SG/S3/Lambda/RDS playbooks
Inventory + GKE/Cloud Run/Cloud SQL playbooks
Cluster object model + lateral-movement
20+ IdP/PAM/IGA vendors classified
ExpressRoute, VPN, Direct Connect, DNS chain
VinTekh models 274 individual services across six provider clouds. Azure is the primary depth surface today — most playbooks, recommendations, and native topology joins are Azure-specific. AWS and GCP are seeded for discovery + inventory + a handful of deep playbooks (S3 cross-account, SG broad-source, RDS public, GKE networking, Cloud Run ingress, Cloud SQL public, GCP org hierarchy). Kubernetes is modelled at the object level; identity systems are catalogued for correlation; hybrid connectivity is tracked at the cloud-side endpoint.
What you should expect today: deep Azure security investigations + multi-cloud asset inventory + honest gaps everywhere else. What's on the immediate roadmap: AWS/GCP topology joins, identity attack-path walker, cost + reliability recommendation modules, conversational query layer.
Read-only and advisory by design — we never modify cloud resources. The grades describe what we can observe, not what we can change.