For security teams tasked with maintaining consistent control across AWS, Azure, and GCP, multicloud adoption introduces significant complexity. This leaves blind spots around workload egress traffic and Command & Control communications.
Each cloud provider requires separate tools and analytics, forcing teams to stitch together multiple views.
Frameworks like DORA, NIS2, and PCI DSS 4.0 require consistent evidence of egress control across all environments.
Without normalized egress telemetry, teams can’t demonstrate that zero trust and data-sovereignty controls work across clouds.
Aviatrix Workload Threat Visibility transforms Aviatrix NAT Gateways into intelligent security sensors, providing unified cross-cloud visibility into workload egress traffic. The dashboard reveals malicious, foreign, and non-compliant destinations across clouds—giving teams the runtime evidence needed to validate zero trust and understand outbound risk.
Deploy in existing environments, with no agents, sensors, or downtime.
With unified visibility, quickly identify malicious, foreign, or non-compliant outbound connections.
Replace high-cost native NAT Gateways while gaining full outbound visibility.
Aviatrix Workload Threat Visibility provides a unified view of outbound traffic across all clouds. Future ready your fabric with insights feeding directly into Zero Trust for Workloads for policy enforcement.
Identify connections to malicious, foreign, or non-compliant destinations across clouds—surfacing outbound risks that native tools obscure.
Demonstrate consistent controls across all cloud environments and provide auditors with clear evidence of data flow monitoring, geographic restrictions, and access controls – all from a single source of truth.
Consolidate egress visibility infrastructure into a single, distributed platform to reduce operational overhead and total cost of ownership.
Quickly resolve incidents, implement consistent policies, and maintain shared understanding of security posture across all cloud environments.
Establish the visibility layer required for future zero trust enforcement and granular egress control.
Aviatrix Workload Threat Visibility provides complete visibility into outbound workload traffic — surfacing malicious, foreign, or non-compliant destinations that native cloud NAT Gateways hide. Setup takes under five minutes: enable flow logs, deploy the Aviatrix NAT Gateway, and immediately see where workloads are connecting. No agents, sensors, or architecture changes required.
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Includes outbound visibility and NAT Gateway capabilities for up to 50 VPCs/VNETs, enriched threat and reputation data, and basic support. Works in any cloud where Aviatrix NAT Gateways are deployed.
Subscribe through AWS/Azure Marketplace Deploy the Aviatrix NAT Gateway in your account Enable VPC/VNET flow logs and see outbound traffic instantly
AWS or Azure account with permissions to deploy a NAT Gateway Ability to enable flow logs Aviatrix Controller (PaaS or self-managed)
Aviatrix Workload Threat Visibility solves the fragmentation problem by observing outbound traffic through Aviatrix NAT Gateways deployed across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI. Instead of trying to stitch together different flow logs and native tools from each cloud provider, it normalizes all egress telemetry into a single, consistent view. This gives security teams domain-level threat intelligence and geography context across all environments, eliminating the need to manage separate NAT and logging tools per cloud while providing the cross-cloud evidence that compliance frameworks like DORA, NIS2, and PCI DSS 4.0 require.
No. Workload Threat Visibility deploys inline using your existing network paths with no redesign or downtime required. It works by replacing your native NAT gateways with Aviatrix NAT Gateways that provide the same translation functionality while adding security intelligence. There are no agents to install, no packet mirroring to configure, and no sensors to deploy. The solution integrates seamlessly into your current architecture while actually reducing operational complexity by consolidating multiple per-cloud NAT solutions into one distributed platform.
Workload Threat Visibility provides the runtime evidence that auditors and executives demand by showing exactly where your workloads are connecting and whether those destinations fall outside zero trust principles — such as foreign regions, unknown endpoints, or malicious domains. Unlike identity and posture tools that stop at user access, it tracks workload-to-internet traffic across all clouds, detecting connections to malicious, foreign, or non-compliant destinations. This gives you continuous proof that your zero trust egress segmentation and data-flow boundaries are working consistently across AWS, Azure, GCP, and beyond — all through a unified, multi-cloud dashboard that both security and platform teams can reference.
Workload Threat Visibility serves as the foundation and first step toward full runtime protection with Zero Trust for Workloads. It provides the essential visibility layer that reveals where workloads are connecting and what risks those connections pose across all your clouds. The insights and intelligence gathered through Workload Threat Visibility feed directly into Zero Trust for Workloads, enabling you to move from detection to prevention with runtime policy enforcement. This progression allows you to start with visibility and validation, then seamlessly evolve to active threat blocking and granular egress control when you’re ready.
No. Workload Threat Visibility doesn’t ingest or replace cloud flow logs — it makes them unnecessary for understanding outbound traffic. Instead of relying on AWS, Azure, GCP, or OCI flow logs, it observes outbound connections directly through Aviatrix NAT Gateways and normalizes that visibility into a single, consistent view. This eliminates the operational overhead of managing multiple flow log formats while giving teams deeper insight into malicious, foreign, or non-compliant destinations.
Those interested can visit the AWS or Azure Marketplace to purchase Workload Threat Visibility.
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