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Clouma is a compliance management platform for multi-cloud environments. According to its website, it is scheduled for official release on April 1, 2026, and currently offers Design Partner / pre-release access. Its core pitch is “Fix one issue, satisfy five frameworks”: by mapping controls across frameworks, a single cloud configuration fix can be tied to multiple compliance requirements, including SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CIS, GDPR, and CCPA.
In terms of protection category, Clouma is closer to a cloud compliance management and CSPM platform than a traditional perimeter security product. Its capabilities include cloud resource scanning, continuous monitoring, evidence collection, audit reporting, AI gap analysis, pre-audit failure prediction, automated remediation, and Policy-as-Code. Automated remediation is not executed directly without confirmation; instead, it generates Terraform / CloudFormation templates that users review before deployment. This approach is relatively suitable for security teams that need to control change risk.
Clouma is delivered as a SaaS platform and connects to AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle Cloud for scanning. The site states that it currently has 52 AWS scanners and claims support for Oracle Cloud. It also notes that Azure and GCP scanners are planned for January 2026, so its full multi-cloud capability still needs to be validated after actual delivery. For integrations, Terraform / CloudFormation support is clearly stated, and the Professional tier mentions Advanced integrations, but no specific SIEM, ticketing, identity, or chat tool integrations are listed.
Pricing is relatively transparent: Starter at $299/month, Foundation at $499/month, Professional at $999/month, Enterprise at $1,999/month, and Command Center at $3,999/month. Annual billing includes a 15% discount, and a 14-day Enterprise trial is available without a credit card. Starter includes only 1 user, 1 cloud, and 500 resources, making it suitable for small teams to validate the product. Enterprise and above include all 8 frameworks, 4 clouds, unlimited users, and unlimited resources, making them more appropriate for multi-cloud enterprise compliance operations.
The advantages are a clear cross-framework mapping approach, public pricing, and the combination of IaC-based remediation, continuous monitoring, and evidence collection. The drawbacks are also obvious: the product has not yet reached GA, and some capabilities remain on the roadmap. The ROI claims, competitor comparisons, and projected savings listed on the website lack third-party validation. Key information such as payment methods, data residency, SLA, and alerting channels is also insufficient.
Access from China is unknown. The website does not disclose mainland China network availability, RMB payment options, or local compliance support. If the product is intended for China-facing operations or scenarios with data export requirements, teams should carefully evaluate network connectivity, cloud account authorization boundaries, audit data storage location, and payment methods. Alternatives to compare include Vanta, Drata, Secureframe, OneTrust, as well as security centers from domestic cloud providers, CNAPP / CSPM products, and local compliance consulting services.
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