Try Averlon on your own cloud
Sign in with GitHub or Google, connect one AWS account, Azure subscription or Google Cloud project, and see what is exposed to the internet, how your cloud is wired and what to harden first.
Sign in with GitHub or Google. Your organization is set up for you.
What you can try
After your first scan, the trial opens these views on your own cloud account.
External Exposure
Every asset reachable from the public internet, split into broad and limited exposure, with a graph that shows exactly how each one is reached.
Architectural Insights
An auto-generated diagram of how your cloud is actually wired: load balancers, clusters, data stores and the paths between them.
Recommended Actions
Prioritized network hardening recommendations, written for the architecture Averlon found in your account, not generic advice.
Asset Inventory
Every cloud asset Averlon discovers, grouped by category, with type, region, exposure and tags, refreshed on each scan.
Short guided tours of three to four minutes each open as soon as your first scan completes, so you know where to look first.
How to connect
Four steps from sign-in to your first scan. You deploy a template or script in your own cloud, with nothing to install on your workloads.
Sign in
Use your GitHub or Google account. Averlon sets up your organization automatically, with no forms to fill in.
Choose your cloud
Pick AWS, Azure or Google Cloud and enter the account ID, tenant and subscription IDs, or project ID you want to secure.
Run the setup
Deploy the template or script Averlon gives you for that cloud. The options for each cloud are below.
Verify and scan
Click Verify. Your first scan starts right away, and Averlon emails you when it completes.
AWS
One AWS account
- CloudFormation: download the template, create a stack in your account and it connects automatically.
- Terraform: add the Averlon module, then run init, plan and apply.
You need: your 12-digit account ID.
Azure
One Azure subscription
- Shell script: copy the script Averlon provides and run it in your terminal, signing in to your Entra tenant when asked.
You need: Global Administrator on the tenant and Owner on the subscription.
Google Cloud
One GCP project
- Terraform: provision the required resources with the Averlon template.
- gcloud CLI: run the commands Averlon provides and the project connects automatically.
You need: Owner role on the project and an authenticated gcloud CLI.
What happens after you connect
Account verified
Averlon confirms the connection. If a permission is missing, it tells you which step to finish.
First scan runs
Your dashboard shows the scan in progress. You can close the tab: Averlon emails you when it is done.
Results are ready
Exposure, architecture, recommended actions and inventory open up, and the guided tours walk you through them.
See your cloud the way an attacker does
Connect one account and get your first results from your own environment.