Rumi AI is the execution layer that turns compliance findings into resolved issues. Pure-automation tools flag a misconfiguration and hand you a ticket. Rumi's AI writes the fix and Agency's forward-deployed engineers approve and execute it — end to end, without adding headcount to your team.
Full Console-Level Cloud Operations — Rumi can perform any operation a human operator could via the AWS, GCP, or Azure console. This includes resource provisioning, network configuration, IAM policy changes, service activation, and more — capabilities that go far beyond what Infrastructure-as-Code alone can address.
Infrastructure-as-Code Generation — When structural enforcement is needed, Rumi generates IaC (Terraform, CloudFormation, native cloud templates) to make misconfigurations structurally impossible to recur.
API-Based Immediate Fixes — For urgent remediations, Rumi executes changes directly: enabling encryption, rotating keys, activating monitoring, configuring logging.
Multi-Cloud Coverage — Rumi operates across AWS, Azure, and GCP simultaneously, recognizing that enterprise environments rarely use a single cloud provider and compliance must be enforced consistently across all of them.
Continuous Drift Remediation — Infrastructure drifts from secure configurations constantly. Rumi monitors for drift and remediates automatically, ensuring your cloud posture stays compliant between audits — not just during them.
SLA & Compliance Tracking — Rumi monitors the SLA and compliance requirements defined in your GRC platform, ensuring every action it takes stays within your contractual commitments and regulatory timelines — working on top of Vanta, Drata, or whatever GRC platform you already trust — no rip-and-replace.
Compliance-Mapped Remediation — Every remediation Rumi executes is mapped to the specific compliance control it satisfies (SOC 2 CC6.1, ISO 27001 A.8.9, NIST 800-53 SC-28, etc.), creating a direct audit trail from misconfiguration to resolution to evidence.
Rumi AI supports cloud operations and remediation across AWS, GCP, and Azure environments where compliance findings need technical fixes. Agency engineers use it to identify configuration drift, document risk, prepare remediation plans, and move cloud controls back into an audit-ready state.
It is useful when cloud infrastructure, security posture, and compliance evidence are connected. Rumi AI helps turn a failed control, misconfiguration, or auditor question into an engineer-reviewed change rather than a static task in a spreadsheet.
Agency reviews the customer's cloud environment, maps the relevant controls and infrastructure owners, and sets approval paths for remediation. AI can draft the fix or summarize the issue, but Agency engineers approve and coordinate the work before execution.
The result is a cloud operations model where remediation, evidence, and risk notes stay connected. Customers get the benefit of technical cloud work without hiring a dedicated compliance engineering team.