One platform. Cloud and website defense.
PlanGuard unifies Cloud Risk Operations and Website Risk Operations in one platform—helping organizations continuously work toward SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001 readiness.
What PlanGuard helps teams do
- Operate cloud risk across AWS Runtime, Terraform, OpenTofu, and Kubernetes.
- Operate website risk across WordPress, Website Assets, Website Posture, Plugin Integrity, and Configuration Drift.
- Connect ownership, remediation, verification, evidence, and executive reporting.
- Continuously work toward SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001 readiness.
Common questions
What is cloud risk management?
Cloud risk management is the practice of identifying, prioritizing, remediating, and reporting risk across cloud infrastructure before and after deployment.
What is runtime cloud posture?
Runtime cloud posture is the current state of deployed cloud assets, permissions, exposure, configuration, and control health in live environments.
What is attack path analysis?
Attack path analysis connects separate weaknesses to show how risk could move through systems, identities, networks, and data paths.
What is Website Security Posture Management?
Website Security Posture Management, or WSPM, helps organizations manage website fleets as protected assets by tracking posture, drift, ownership, remediation, verification, evidence, and reporting.
Is PlanGuard a WordPress security plugin?
No. WordPress is the first website connector. PlanGuard is the operating platform that helps organizations manage risk across website fleets alongside cloud infrastructure.
How do teams prepare for SOC 2?
Teams prepare for SOC 2 by defining scope, collecting evidence, identifying blockers, remediating gaps, and maintaining a reviewable record of security operations.
Does PlanGuard replace an auditor?
No. PlanGuard supports compliance readiness, evidence collection, and audit preparation. Final compliance determinations require qualified review.
How does PlanGuard help with audit readiness?
PlanGuard connects findings, remediation status, runtime posture, evidence, and leadership reporting so teams can see what is ready and what needs review.