Secure Cloud Architecture
for the AI Era

Native is a preventive cloud security platform that delivers Secure Cloud Architecture for the AI Era. It turns your built-in cloud security controls into operationalized secure architecture across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and OCI. Security teams define what must be true once, from identity, network, and data boundaries to what AI agents can reach and do. Native maps that intent to the provider-native controls each cloud already enforces, then helps teams roll them out safely and keep the architecture aligned as the environment changes. Native is built by Native Security Ltd. Explore the platform.

Native closes the gap between the security controls cloud providers already ship and the controls an organization has enforced. Most cloud security programs have strong visibility and too few guardrails, so the same misconfigurations come back after every fix. Teams use Native to prevent misconfigurations at the source, keep one security architecture aligned across providers, enforce data perimeters, contain blast radius through hard segmentation between zones, enforce compliance continuously, and adopt new cloud services with guardrails already in place. Teams also use Native to set enforced boundaries for AI agents and reduce the paths AI-enabled attackers can discover.

Native prevents misconfigurations through the guardrails a cloud provider evaluates when a request is made, such as AWS Organizations service control policies or Azure Policy assignments with a deny effect. CSPM and CNAPP tools scan the environment and report misconfigurations, vulnerable workloads, and overprivileged identities after they're live, which leaves a person to fix each finding and lets the next deployment bring it back. Once Native puts a guardrail in place, the provider rejects the risky change whether it came from a pipeline, the console, or an AI agent. Detection still matters, and CSPM and CNAPP tools stay useful for finding and prioritizing issues. Native changes what the cloud will allow, so fewer of those issues come back. Why CSPM Tools Can't Stop Cloud Misconfigurations from Recurring goes deeper on that cycle.

Native works alongside a CNAPP. The CNAPP finds and prioritizes cloud risk, and Native turns that context into provider-native controls that keep the highest-risk configurations from being accepted at all. Native integrates directly with Wiz, bringing Wiz findings and cloud context into the same views teams use to manage accounts, zones, and policies. See how Wiz and Native work together.

Native turns a security outcome into enforced, provider-native controls. Teams define what they want enforced in plain language, at any scope from a single account to the full estate. Native maps every account, workload, identity, and access path across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and OCI and shows what each provider enforces today. Before anything ships, Native replays real cloud activity against the proposed controls to show which identities and pipelines they'd affect. Teams then deploy through guided steps or Terraform and their existing IaC pipelines. After rollout, Native surfaces blocked actions and detailed call chains, routes them to the right people, and keeps the architecture aligned as the clouds change. The platform's components are Organizational Intelligence, Secure Architecture and Perimeter Modeling, Security Intent Translation, the Core Processing Engine, Impact Simulation, Enforcement, and Exception Management.

Native supports AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and OCI. In each one, Native works through the provider's own preventive controls, such as SCPs and RCPs in AWS Organizations, Azure Policy and management groups in Azure, Organization Policy and VPC Service Controls in Google Cloud, and IAM policies and compartments in OCI. Native picks the controls that fit the outcome, so the exact set depends on the service and scope. Teams can define an intent once or start from controls that already work in one cloud, and Native maps it to equivalent provider-native controls in the others. Multi-Cloud Security Architecture shows how that model maps to each provider.

An agent might make different decisions each time it runs, but the infrastructure it uses can still put limits on its access. Native helps your security team define those limits and apply them through cloud and agent-platform controls, covering identity, networks, tools and data where supported. Agent Boundaries builds on Native’s work with the built-in security controls of AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and OCI. Coverage and testing methods vary by platform, and the new solution page shows the differences. See Agent Boundaries →

Native shows the impact of every guardrail before it's enforced. Impact Simulation replays real cloud activity against the proposed control and shows which actions would have been blocked and which identities would be affected. Teams deploy through guided steps or their existing infrastructure-as-code workflows, and engineering teams see right away when a guardrail blocks an action, along with the call chain behind it.

Native maps each compliance requirement to an enforceable, provider-native control that holds continuously. Teams stay audit-ready year-round, and Native keeps enforcement aligned as providers, services, and the organization change. That removes the remediation cycle that starts over before every audit. Learn more about Compliance Enforcement.

Exception Management gives teams one place to track every policy exception and the business context behind it. As accounts, teams, and services change, Native helps keep the guardrails and their exceptions aligned.