Draw the Line Around Your Data. Then Enforce It.
Native enforces your data perimeter through your providers' own controls, simulates the blast radius before rollout, and holds it across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and OCI.
A Data Perimeter That Actually Holds.
A data perimeter defines which identities can reach your data, from which networks, and through which services, enforced at the organization level instead of resource by resource. It's one of the highest-impact controls you can deploy, and one of the hardest to get right. Native lets you define the perimeter once and compiles it into the coordinated, provider-native controls that hold it across every cloud.
The Problem
The Perimeter Sounds Simple. The Controls Aren’t.
A data perimeter sounds straightforward until you try to enforce it across real cloud environments. In AWS alone, the work can span service control policies, resource control policies, VPC endpoint policies, and many service-specific patterns. Across Azure, Google Cloud, and OCI, the same intent has to be translated into different control models that keep evolving. That is where teams lose confidence: not because the cloud providers lack controls, but because it is hard to see whether every required path, service, and exception is actually covered.
The Enforcement
Describe the Boundary. Native Turns It Into Enforcement.
Express the perimeter in plain language, then Native compiles it into the correct controls for each provider: SCPs and RCPs on AWS, VPC Service Controls on Google Cloud, the right Azure Policy constructs on Azure, and many more. Data can't move to unapproved regions or accounts. Third-party access is blocked except through approved patterns. AI service calls can't reach data outside the boundary you set.
Confidence
Know the Impact Before You Enforce.
Native replays historical activity against the proposed perimeter, so you know which identities and resources are affected, and in what rollout order, before a single change lands. After deployment, Native tracks provider changes and surfaces drift, so the perimeter holds as your cloud evolves.
Go Deeper: Architecture for Active Defense in the Cloud
This solution is one layer of a larger architecture. The ebook maps the whole thing: actors and zones, boundaries and baselines, and how perimeter, segmentation, and baseline controls compile into provider-native enforcement across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and OCI.
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