SECORVIA VS. POINT-IN-TIME SCANNERS
A scan is a snapshot.
Secorvia is live.
A point-in-time scanner tells you what was true when it last ran. Your cloud has already changed since then. Secorvia maps your environment as a live security graph, so what you're looking at is what's actually true right now, not what was true at last night's scan.
| Capability | Point-in-time scanners | Secorvia |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous scanning | Partial | Yes |
| Every cloud in one graph | No | Yes |
| Attack path & blast radius modeling | No | Yes |
| MITRE ATT&CK mapping | No | Yes |
| Compliance evidence automation | Partial | Yes |
| Time to first finding | Days | Minutes |
| Setup | Agent rollout | Read-only API, under 5 min |
Ranked by reachability, not just severity
A critical finding nobody can reach is noise. Secorvia ranks findings by exploitability and blast radius, not raw severity alone.
One graph, four clouds
AWS, Azure, GCP, and DigitalOcean mapped onto the same live security graph, so an attack path can cross providers and you'd still see it.
Read-only, five minutes
No agents, no sidecars. Connect a real cloud account with read-only API access and see actual attack paths the same day.