Your team can't keep up with every security finding. Firemind's IT Operating Engine ranks them by risk, fixes the urgent ones inside your rules, and leaves the risky calls to your team. No extra headcount.
Your team knows where the risks are. The problem is time. Patching and fixing security alerts always lose out to more urgent work, so the backlog grows. Most teams get patching to about 80 or 90 percent, then get stuck there for years.
Then something breaks, or an audit lands. And the report always says the same thing — we already knew about this.
Where the gap shows up
The IT Operating Engine works around the clock. It reads every finding, ranks them by real risk, and fixes the routine ones automatically, inside the rules you set. Anything higher-risk waits for your team to approve it, and as your confidence grows, it does more. Every action is logged, and it runs on the same engine as our Cloud Infrastructure Management service, with the same controls and audit trail.
See it run on your real cloud, not a demo.
No obligation. Pick one part of your cloud. We run an 8-week pilot there and show you the results before anything grows.
An 8-week pilot on your live cloud. No disruption, no lock-in, and real, measured results at the end. Not estimates.
We look at where you stand today and agree what to fix, what the limits are, and what success looks like.
We track the results against where you started, so you can see exactly what changed.
Happy with the results? Grow at your pace. Not for you? Walk away, no strings attached.
These come from real company clouds, not a lab. Every pilot shows you where you started and how much got fixed.
Old risks finally get cleared. Your team stops being the safety net for problems that should have been fixed long ago.
Customer stories
Cloud estates secured in production. Outcomes measured, not estimated.
A decade of dormant AWS security risk at a Nordic digital marketing firm, triaged and resolved in a single engine run with the most urgent exposure closed under control.
Security findings triaged and remediated under your governance. We can share relevant outcomes on request.
Contact usPatching gaps and compliance exposure closed on live AWS estates. Contact us for sector-specific examples.
Contact usFAQ
Patching, watching for old systems, fixing known security bugs, keeping you compliant, and giving you one view of risk across all your accounts. All automatic, all inside your rules.
For day-to-day security and patching, yes — especially the backlog MSPs never clear. Many customers run it alongside their MSP first, then switch over. The result is usually less spent on outside support and more of your team's time back.
Most security services just watch and send alerts. The IT Operating Engine actually fixes the problem. Every fix runs as code you can check, following your rules, instead of waiting in a ticket queue.
The IT Operating Engine runs inside your own cloud. Your data never leaves it. The engine can only do what's on your approved list, even if it technically could do more. Every action is logged, and you can pull back its access at any time. During the pilot you see exactly what it touches.
It's not another alert tool. The IT Operating Engine takes the alerts you already get and acts on them, instead of adding one more list for someone to chase.
You set the rules. Some actions run on their own, others wait for your approval. Nothing happens outside what you've allowed, and it's all logged.
The IT Operating Engine spots the failure, tries again if it makes sense, or hands it to your team to decide. The pilot shows you this happening in your real cloud first.
No. The pilot covers just one part of your cloud. You see what it does before giving it more. You choose how much it can do — from advice only to fully automatic.
