Continuous monitoring + POA&M

What Is Tueri?

Tueri is a security tracking and compliance platform for cloud companies that sell to the federal government. It sits on top of your existing scanners and cloud tools. It does not replace them.

Collects findings from all your tools in one place and removes duplicates.

Tracks each issue to a fix, with an owner, a due date and proof it was resolved.

Proves your compliance by keeping FedRAMP evidence current every day.

What Tueri Is, and Isn’t

We believe in being clear about what our product does, so you can plan your security stack with confidence.

Tueri is capable and versatile, but here’s some clear expectations:

Not a scanner. It works with the scanners you already have.
Not a SIEM (log management system). It confirms logging is set up and brings in alerts, but logs stay in AWS CloudTrail and CloudWatch.
Does not grant authorizations. It gets you ready. Your assessor still makes the final call.
Malware scanning is on our roadmap.

Plenty of Scanners. Not Enough Proof.

The Problem We Solve

When an auditor asks whether a security control actually works, someone exports reports from several tools, matches them to compliance requirements by hand, chases down what was fixed and when, and assembles a package. That package is out of date the day it is delivered, and often only one person can explain it.

The result is two versions of the truth: one for engineering and one for auditors. FedRAMP 20x raises the bar further, because it expects continuous, machine-readable evidence instead of written narratives.

What it does	Why it matters
Reads results from Semgrep, Trivy, OWASP ZAP and AWS, plus any tool that uses the standard SARIF format (CodeQL, Checkov, Grype and more).	One list instead of ten tools. Adding a tool doesn’t mean rebuilding reports.
Combines duplicates into one issue. Closes it when a clean scan arrives, and reopens it if the problem returns.	Less noise, and fixes close themselves with proof attached.
Connects with Jira, UpGuard, Microsoft Sentinel and Defender, SharePoint, Twingate and GitHub. Resolving an incident in Sentinel closes it in Tueri too.	Keep your existing investments. No rip-and-replace.

What it does	Why it matters
AWS collector: pulls from Security Hub, Inspector, GuardDuty and Config, builds a daily inventory, and audits access, network, logging and encryption. Works with GovCloud.	Your entire cloud footprint is listed and checked.
Tueri Agent for Linux servers: reports missing patches, open ports, user accounts, file changes and security benchmark results.	Servers are measured, not assumed to be secure.
Kubernetes scanner checks each cluster machine against industry benchmarks. Website, certificate and DNS monitoring runs every 15 minutes.	Expiring certificates are caught before they cause an outage.

What it does	Why it matters
Maps every finding to FedRAMP 20x’s 46 Key Security Indicators, 209 controls and the Rev 5 baseline. Partial coverage is scored as incomplete, never as passing.	Readiness becomes a score with a trend line, and the score is honest.
Tracks three states for every check: pass, fail and never measured.	Gaps in monitoring surface before an auditor finds them.
Written statements go through write, review and approve. Only approved statements count, and they can never override a failed technical check.	Human claims are controlled and auditable.

What it does	Why it matters
Every issue has an owner, a due date, milestones and a record of any date changes. Exceptions require an approver. Deadlines are set by severity, and overdue status is calculated automatically.	A remediation plan your auditor can trust, with no quietly slipping dates.

What it does	Why it matters
Generates the FedRAMP reporting documents in the required format, checked against the official specifications, and submits Rev 5 results directly to eMASS.	Deliverables come straight out of the system instead of spreadsheets.

What it does	Why it matters
Shows trends for issues, compliance, fix times and incidents, with CSV export.	Posture and progress on demand for your board or sponsor.
Incident tracking with FedRAMP reporting deadlines, a NIST-based risk register, and a weekly status briefing you can export to PDF.	Operations and leadership reporting come from the same record.

What it does	Why it matters
Built-in AI assistants (Mosaic) run on Amazon Bedrock or your own AI models, including on-premises. External AI tools can connect through a secure read-only interface (MCP).	AI can read your data but can never change a compliance score.

What it does	Why it matters
Single sign-on with Microsoft Entra ID, a built-in web application firewall, encrypted secrets, DoD STIG-style hardening and minimal, hardened containers.	Tueri is built to pass the same kind of review it helps you pass.
Designed to meet WCAG 2.2 AAA and Section 508 accessibility targets.	Everyone on your team, including auditors, can use it.