JupiterOne

JupiterOne takes a genuinely broader approach to cloud security posture than most CSPM vendors, building a comprehensive relationship graph that spans not just cloud infrastructure but SaaS applications, identity providers, and code repositories in a single queryable model. For security teams that want to ask custom risk questions spanning multiple asset types, such as which SaaS applications a departed employee's still-active credentials could reach, this graph database approach provides flexibility that dashboard-first CSPM tools built purely around cloud infrastructure cannot easily replicate. The fully agentless and API-driven architecture reflects a platform built for security engineers comfortable working with data programmatically rather than exclusively through pre-built visualisations.

The honest trade-off is specialisation. This breadth comes at some cost to pure cloud infrastructure attack path analysis depth, where Wiz and Orca's singular cloud-first focus produces more refined results, and extracting full value from JupiterOne's graph approach requires more security engineering sophistication than a turnkey dashboard product.

The verdict: JupiterOne is right for security teams wanting a comprehensive asset graph spanning cloud, SaaS, identity, and code with the flexibility for custom risk queries. Organisations wanting the deepest pure cloud infrastructure analysis should evaluate Wiz or Orca Security instead.

Last reviewed: September 2026

Strongest: Cloud platform coverage

Watch out for: Multi-cloud scale

Best for

Security teams wanting a comprehensive asset relationship graph spanning cloud, SaaS, identity, and code repositories, with the flexibility to query custom risk questions beyond pre-built dashboards.

Not suitable for: Organisations wanting the deepest pure cloud infrastructure attack path analysis specifically, or teams without security engineering capacity to leverage a graph query approach.