DivvyCloud

It cuts down the work needed to keep my cloud setup secure and compliant. Gives better visibility and control over security. Nothing to complain about—I think it's great for managing cloud compliance. It's adaptable and helps us tackle security issues in the cloud.

DivvyCloud gives you a single view of security across multiple clouds. It does a fair job at spotting configuration errors, and the insight-driven posture monitoring can catch common problems early. It supports a variety of cloud providers and works for keeping a basic security baseline. The main downside is how hard it is to use—the interface is confusing, sluggish, and even simple tasks like finding or filtering resources are a pain. After two years, I still struggle to get around efficiently. Vulnerability management is especially weak; it often lacks the evidence or context you need, so you waste time verifying alerts. False positives happen often, and the missing proof makes it worse. Integrations are minimal and not effective—stuff like MS Teams and Jira don't work well or are missing altogether. Exporting data has silly limits, making reporting a hassle. The posture insights are vague, and documentation is either lacking or requires you to search online. Overall, it's a tool with potential but brings more trouble than it solves. We wanted it to improve our security and streamline vulnerability handling, but it fell short on usability, lacked critical connections, and didn't give actionable info, especially for vulnerabilities. We're now looking for other options.