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Explore a real bearhug dashboard connected to a demo AWS account. Browse the findings, switch between plain-English and technical views, and see how one-click remediation works, all before you connect anything of your own.

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What you will see

Four parts of the dashboard to look at first.

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The security overview

Findings from the demo account grouped by severity, from critical to informational, so you can see at a glance where the risk is.

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A finding in plain-English and technical view

Switch between the plain-English explanation and the original Security Hub finding with one toggle. Try it on the list below.

Findings
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Keep your cloud storage private by limiting who can access it.
AWS S3 Bucket Ireland
High
Keep your Amazon storage backups private to protect your data.
AWS EC2 Snapshot Block Public Access Ireland
High
ECS containers should be limited to read-only access to root filesystems
AWS ECS Task Definition Frankfurt
High
Keep your network's front and back doors locked to stay safe online
AWS EC2 Security Group London
High
Keep your online storage private to protect your important files.
AWS S3 Bucket N. Virginia
Medium
To keep your website secure, use special codes when sharing private content with visitors.
AWS CloudFront Distribution Global
Medium
Findings translated into plain English

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The one-click Fix button and rollback

See how bearhug proposes a fix for a finding, applies it in one click and lets you roll the change back if you need to.

Keep your network's front and back doors locked to stay safe online
Region: London High
Production Account EC2 Security Group Updated 2 hours ago
This check makes sure the main security settings for your virtual network are as tight as possible. It's important that these settings don't allow traffic to freely come in or go out. We suggest removing any rules that allow unrestricted access and only opening specific ports that your applications actually need.
Recommended fix

We'll remove the overly permissive inbound and outbound rules on this security group and replace them with rules that only allow traffic on ports your application is actively using.

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The daily trend chart

Track how the number of open findings changes over time, which shows the progress you make as issues are fixed.

Open findings over time
Last 30 days
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Open findings fall as issues are fixed

What a typical AWS account looks like

Our demo account shows hundreds of findings across its resources. Your own numbers will differ, but most accounts share the same few misconfigurations: public S3 buckets, overly broad IAM permissions and missing logging.

That is why the dashboard starts with severity. Fix the handful of critical and high findings first, and the rest of the list becomes far less daunting.

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Demo questions

No. The demo is open to everyone and does not need a sign-up, an AWS account or any access to your environment.

Yes. The demo dashboard is connected to a demo AWS account, so the findings you see are real AWS security findings rather than invented examples.

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