Operating models built around how the work actually connects.
Most operational problems cross service boundaries. IronNOC solutions pull cloud, workplace, governance, and operations into coherent models instead of separate licensing conversations.
Continuous Compliance Remediation
Clear SOC 2, CIS, HIPAA, PCI-DSS violations without a human in the loop
Your team burns a week every quarter chasing the same compliance drift. Unencrypted volumes, publicly readable buckets, overly permissive ingress, stale identities. By the time audit week arrives, somebody's writing remediation tickets by hand at midnight and the roadmap is stalled for days.
IronNOC's agent reads your cloud posture without a break across AWS, Azure, and GCP. When a violation trips, it stages a change record, computes the reverse command, snapshots the affected resource state, and either runs the fix or routes it to the mobile approval queue. Every action lands in the audit record tagged to the exact control it closes.
- Drift closes inside minutes of detection, not quarters.
- Audit evidence stacks up as a natural side-effect of running the service.
- Your engineers stop drafting cleanup tickets at midnight ahead of every assessment.
Pre-audit Cleanup
Get the environment audit-ready without burning engineering cycles
An audit is coming. The environment has accumulated configuration debt for years. Your engineering team can't stop the roadmap to hand-clean two hundred findings across six cloud accounts in three weeks, and the compliance team can't wait any longer than that.
We attach to the accounts in read-only mode first, produce the full violation backlog against your target framework, then start clearing it in waves. Non-risky items clear without intervention. Anything that could touch production routes through the mobile approval queue with the plan visible. The engine behaves the same regardless of which cloud the account sits in.
- Full violation inventory delivered inside the first calendar week.
- Backlog clears in waves without touching production during business hours.
- The audit evidence pack is assembled from the agent's own output record.
Which entry point fits your situation?
You want drift handled inside minutes of the detector tripping rather than in a quarterly cleanup sprint.
You have a named audit date and a compliance backlog that's too big to hand-clean inside the runway.
You spin up new cloud accounts often and don't want each one to start from zero on controls.
You're paying an MSP to walk through an identical checklist every week and you want that replaced.
New Environment Onboarding
Bring a fresh cloud account in with governance attached from day one
A new AWS, Azure, or GCP account gets provisioned for a new project. By month three, it has the same drift as every other account the team runs, because controls were an afterthought and somebody said they'd add guardrails after the first customer landed on the stack. Later never arrived.
IronNOC's agent connects at account creation and the baseline locks in from the opening resource onward. As workloads go into the account, violations trip and clear inside the loop that's already running on your existing accounts. There is no separate governance rollout phase and no hand-off to a second vendor.
- New accounts never build up configuration debt in the first place.
- Fresh environments run under the same remediation patterns as old ones.
- Onboarding a new team doesn't require a governance kickoff meeting.
Replacing a Traditional MSP
Swap human-copy-paste operations for an automation layer that does the same work
Your current MSP logs into a shared inbox, runs through the same runbook steps you could run yourself, and charges you for human hours. The actual operations work is the same every single time. It doesn't need judgment, it needs consistent execution, and humans are a bad match for that.
IronNOC replaces the manual tier of your MSP relationship with an agent that handles detection, ticket creation, state snapshot, the command that runs, the reverse command, and the close-out alert. Your existing MSP keeps whatever judgment work actually requires a human in the loop. You get your nights back and a cleaner audit record.
- Remediation latency drops from hours to minutes.
- Every action sits in machine-readable form, not free-form Slack.
- You stop paying human wages for repetitive console toil.
Know which entry point fits?
Bring the current stack, the ownership friction, or the governance gap. Whichever one hurts most is fine to lead with.
Start with the constraint