Azure governance built for the teams responsible for it
Azure administrator teams carry a unique burden: accountable for security, cost, reliability, and compliance across an environment that changes continuously. Stratoscope is built for exactly this — continuous discovery, AI-guided remediation, and full human control at every step.
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Six governance challenges that come with managing Azure at scale — and how the platform addresses each one.
Too many findings, no clear priority
Stratoscope scores every finding across all five WAF pillars and your environment's specific risk profile. The decision surface shows you what to fix first, with context — not a flat list of recommendations.
Remediation requires manual effort every time
The governance engine generates remediation plans — multi-step, ordered, with the exact commands. You approve, it executes, it verifies. The loop closes without a separate runbook.
No visibility into what changed and why
Every sweep compares against the last known state. Tag changes, SKU changes, permission changes, and new resources are logged as discrete events with timestamps and the operation that caused them.
Compliance evidence is assembled after the fact
Every governance action produces a complete audit record: the finding, the proposed fix, who approved it, the exact command, and the verification outcome. Evidence accumulates continuously.
The platform doesn't know your environment
Ingest your architecture diagrams, runbooks, and compliance policies. The platform references them when generating assessments — recommendations are informed by your context, not generic Azure defaults.
Cost surprises at month-end
FOCUS-standard cost data with period-over-period trending. Anomalies are flagged in real time — not when your billing alert fires.
Built for teams with real change control
Stratoscope isn't built for developers who want to auto-remediate everything. It's built for administrator teams that operate in regulated environments, have change control requirements, and need clear separation of duties between who proposes a fix and who authorizes it.
Separation of duties
The platform proposes. Your team approves. The audit log records who did what. Change control requirements are met at the architectural level, not through policy.
Least-privilege credentials
Stratoscope registers a Reader-scoped service principal. Elevated operations require explicit delegation for the specific operation, executed under your identity.
Complete audit trail
Every finding, every proposed action, every approval, every execution, and every verification outcome is logged. Compliance evidence accumulates continuously.
Ready to close the loop?
Tenant Discovery runs before your first conversation. Most teams are surprised by what it finds.
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