Flare AI

Overview

Flare is a cloud and SaaS audit log analysis platform developed by Flare AI that provides anomaly detection for small development teams and businesses. The platform connects to cloud environments and SaaS tools to ingest log activity without requiring dedicated SIEM infrastructure or customer-authored detection rules. It processes audit events into ranked, explained findings to help teams quickly identify risky permission adjustments and infrastructure changes.

Key Features

• Multi-source audit log analysis — Ingests and correlates events from AWS CloudTrail, Google Cloud Audit Logs, Google Workspace, and GitHub Enterprise Cloud.
• Contextual anomaly ranking — Evaluates event evidence against historical field-frequency baselines to prioritize findings and explain why specific actions matter.
• Conversational investigation — Enables users to ask follow-up questions about specific findings and identities using retained event excerpts and conversation history.
• Pull request security scanning — Analyzes Terraform, CloudFormation, and IAM configuration diffs in GitHub Actions to provide inline security feedback and remediation advice before merge.
• Post-deployment activity review — Compares cloud audit logs before and after release events to detect unexpected access patterns and configuration drift.
• Incident blast-radius scoping — Reconstructs audit activity sequences across services for specified time windows and posts structured findings into GitHub Issues.

Who It's For

Flare is tailored for small development teams, DevOps engineers, and growing businesses managing infrastructure across AWS, Google Cloud, and SaaS platforms. It is designed for technical organizations that need security visibility into cloud changes without the administrative burden of operating a general-purpose log management system. Teams managing infrastructure as code through GitHub benefit particularly from its native pull request checks.

Notable Strengths

Flare operates through read-only connectors—such as Google OAuth and AWS IAM roles with external IDs—and minimizes privacy exposure by storing only findings and select supporting excerpts rather than full raw log copies. Its GitHub Actions integrations deliver immediate security reviews for infrastructure diffs without even requiring a connected live cloud account. Additionally, the platform offers an accessible onboarding model during early access, providing up to ten daily analyses without credit card requirements.