Engineered by Applivity

Agentic cloud security, engineered by Applivity.

Rapticore is a cloud security platform, engineered and delivered by Applivity. Its agentic approach to cloud security posture management uses autonomous agents to detect, prioritize and remediate risk across AWS, Azure and GCP, drawing on a vendor-neutral catalogue of 37 services spanning cloud security, external attack surface and threat intelligence, application and supply-chain security, and compliance. Applivity's engineering team designs, builds and operates the platform.

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What the platform does

Agentic CSPM: detect, prioritize, remediate.

Autonomous agents keep a live picture of your cloud estate across AWS, Azure and GCP, surface the risk that genuinely reaches something worth protecting, and close it - fix, reverse or prevent.

Rapticore Mission Control - product screenshot

Lead capabilities

Eight flagships, by their technical name.

The names buyers and analysts search for. The full vendor-neutral catalogue lives on rapticore.com.

Attack path analysisModel the estate as a connected whole and show the routes that genuinely reach something worth stealing, and the single fixes that close several at once.

External attack surface managementStart from a domain and work outward to find everything facing the internet under your name - no agents, no credentials.

Cloud security posture managementA live picture across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, checked continuously against the settings that actually lead to breaches.

Automated remediation & guardrailsFix what's broken, reverse risky changes as they appear, or block them at creation - report-only tools stop at the report.

Cloud identity & entitlement reviewA straight answer to what each cloud identity can really reach, including access that crosses account boundaries.

Vulnerability reachability analysisCut dependency noise to what is genuinely exploitable, which vulnerable code your application actually calls.

Dependency compromise monitoringCatch a hijacked open-source package before it reaches production, which ordinary scanning misses entirely.

Compliance automationEvidence gathered as you go and tested against your live environment, so the audit work is already done when the auditor arrives.

A catalogue across four domains

Depth where a buyer asks for it.

Cloud

Cloud infrastructure securityPosture, identity, remediation, detection and inventory across AWS, Azure and GCP.

Surface

External attack surface & threat intelligenceDiscovery, monitoring, exploitation-based prioritisation and breach-risk quantification.

AppSec

Application & software supply chainReachability, dependency and pipeline security, SBOM and provenance, AI/LLM governance.

GRC

Compliance & governanceCompliance automation, control monitoring, framework mapping and executive reporting.

Attack path analysis - product screenshot

Applivity's role

The engineering company behind Rapticore.

Applivity is the engineering company that designs, builds and operates Rapticore. The same delivery discipline applies to client work in cloud security engineering, deployed in your boundary, reviewed by senior engineers.

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Common questions

Direct answers, before you commit.

What is Rapticore?

Rapticore is a cloud security platform, engineered and delivered by Applivity. It uses autonomous agents to detect, prioritize and remediate cloud risk across AWS, Azure and GCP, from a vendor-neutral service catalogue spanning cloud security, external attack surface, application and supply-chain security, and compliance.

How is it related to Applivity?

Applivity is the engineering company behind Rapticore - the same team designs, builds and operates it. The delivery discipline behind our industrial AI and enterprise engineering stands behind Rapticore too.

Where can I see the full platform?

The full service catalogue and product live at rapticore.com. This page introduces the capability and the engineered-by-Applivity relationship; the depth is on the Rapticore site.