Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) refers to a class of security solutions designed to continuously assess and manage the security posture of cloud environments. These tools identify misconfigurations, compliance risks, and policy violations across cloud infrastructure, aiming to reduce the attack surface and ensure alignment with organizational and regulatory requirements. Core capabilities of CSPM include automated discovery of cloud assets, real-time monitoring for configuration drift, risk assessment, and remediation guidance. CSPM solutions typically integrate with cloud service provider APIs to analyze resource configurations, network settings, identity and access management policies, and data storage permissions. They often provide reporting and alerting features to support compliance audits and incident response. CSPM is primarily used by cloud security teams, compliance officers, and DevOps professionals responsible for securing public, private, or hybrid cloud deployments. These users rely on CSPM to maintain visibility into complex, dynamic cloud environments and to enforce security baselines at scale. Unlike Cloud Workload Protection Platforms (CWPP), which focus on securing workloads such as virtual machines and containers, CSPM is concerned with the overall configuration and governance of cloud infrastructure. Cyberin serves as a neutral platform for discovering and comparing CSPM solutions.