Resmo

Open Resmo, connect your cloud, identity, and collaboration platforms, and watch your environment populate in minutes. AWS, Azure, GCP, Okta, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Atlassian—pick the integrations you use. Resmo pulls in entities, maps who owns what, and links resources across services. Use the built-in query editor to ask practical questions: which repositories have admin users without MFA, which buckets accept public reads, which endpoints are missing EDR. Save results as views, turn them into dashboards, and pivot through the relationship graph to trace blast radius from a single user to workloads, repos, and databases.\n\nShift to daily operations by turning queries into guardrails. Schedule checks for misconfigurations, stale accounts, risky permissions, and drift from your standards. Route findings to Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, or Jira with context, owners, and recommended fixes. Build playbooks that take action—revoke tokens, disable unused keys, tag noncompliant resources, or kick off a ticket automatically. Use risk scoring to focus on high-impact items first, and group issues by team or system so the right people can resolve them fast. During an incident, search across the entity graph to see everything a compromised identity touched and contain it within seconds.\n\nFor audits and governance, capture point-in-time evidence without spreadsheets. Resmo preserves configuration history, who changed what, and when. Generate reports for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or PCI by filtering assets that meet a control and exporting proof with change logs. Run quarterly access reviews by comparing entitlements to usage, flag over-privileged roles, and certify or remove access in bulk. Track encryption, backup status, and key rotation across providers. Use tags and ownership fields to enforce naming standards and route noncompliant items to the right team for cleanup.\n\nEngineering teams can push Resmo earlier in the lifecycle. In CI/CD, run a lightweight policy check that queries Resmo before merging or deploying—block changes that violate your rules, like exposing ports or turning off logging. During onboarding, create rules that ensure new apps and accounts meet baseline controls on day one. Extend coverage with the ingestion API to add in-house systems, then relate them to existing cloud and identity records. Build role-based dashboards for security, platform, and compliance leads, and share read-only views with stakeholders so progress and posture are clear without another meeting.