Tamnoon uses Bedrock to address cloud security findings
Tami examines findings from CNAPP and cloud security tools and coordinates fixes assessed as safe. AWS cites company data showing critical cloud exposure fell by up to 90% over 90 days.
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Tamnoon built Tami, an orchestrator on Amazon Bedrock, to normalize security alerts and rank them using asset context. Specialized agents investigate findings and plan fixes; each finding receives a SAFE, RISKY or AWAITING DATA label.
AWS’s October 14 case study says Tami analyzed more than 14 million alerts across customer environments and reports a reduction of up to 90% in critical exposure for a typical customer within 90 days. This is a company-reported result; AWS does not present an independent audit.
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AWS described Tamnoon’s Tami cloud security remediation system on October 14.
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AWS described Tamnoon’s Tami cloud security remediation system on October 14.
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