Cloud hardening, on autopilot.
Hiro scans your AWS, Vercel, and Supabase, then fixes what it finds with changes it can undo.
The misconfigs that always get missed.
Buckets, ports, endpoints.
S3 buckets, security groups, and exposed services: anything open to the whole internet (0.0.0.0/0) that shouldn’t be.
Wildcards and stale keys.
Hiro finds roles that can do anything (*:*), access keys nobody has rotated, and trust policies that drifted from what you intended.
Encryption, logging, MFA.
Hiro turns on the safe defaults you forgot to set: encryption at rest, audit logging, MFA enforcement.
Connect AWS. See what closes.
Hiro connects read-only by default. When you turn on fixes, the risk engine grades every change: low-risk fixes apply themselves, everything else arrives as a draft, and anything you flag waits for your approval. Every applied change is tested in a sandbox first, watched after, and rolls back automatically.