Cloud Accounts

Cloud Accounts

Query and analyze multi-cloud account inventory across AWS, Azure, and GCP using Trend Micro Vision One. This skill provides visibility into connected cloud accounts, their security status, and configuration.

Instructions

1. When the user asks about cloud accounts, multi-cloud inventory, or cloud connectivity status, use this skill to query account information.

2. List all accounts: Start with list_cloud_accounts to get an overview of all connected cloud accounts across providers.

3. Filter by provider: Use the cloud provider filter when focusing on a specific platform (AWS, Azure, GCP).

4. Check account details: Use get_cloud_account to retrieve detailed configuration and status for a specific account.

5. Verify connectivity: Check account connection status to identify any disconnected or misconfigured accounts.

6. Review account features: Understand which Vision One features are enabled for each cloud account.

7. Group by organization: When presenting multi-account environments, group accounts logically by organization or business unit.

Tools

This skill uses the following Vision One MCP tools (all read-only):

AWS Accounts

Tool	Purpose
cam_aws_accounts_list	List all AWS accounts connected to Vision One
cam_aws_account_get	Get detailed information for a specific AWS account

GCP Projects

Tool	Purpose
cam_gcp_accounts_list	List all Google Cloud projects connected to Vision One
cam_gcp_account_get	Get detailed information for a specific GCP project

Alibaba Cloud Accounts

Tool	Purpose
cam_alibaba_accounts_list	List all Alibaba Cloud accounts connected to Vision One
cam_alibaba_account_get	Get detailed information for a specific Alibaba account

Common Workflows

Multi-Cloud Inventory Review

1. List all cloud accounts
2. Group by cloud provider
3. Check connection status for each
4. Identify any accounts with issues
5. Summarize coverage across providers

Account Health Check

1. List cloud accounts
2. Get integrity status for each account
3. Identify disconnected or unhealthy accounts
4. Review feature enablement
5. Recommend remediation for issues

Feature Coverage Analysis

1. List all accounts
2. Get features enabled for each account
3. Identify gaps in security coverage
4. Recommend enabling missing features

New Account Verification

1. Get specific account details
2. Check connection integrity
3. Verify expected features are enabled
4. Confirm resource discovery is working

Output Format

Account Inventory

## Cloud Account Summary

**Total Accounts**: [count]
- AWS: [count]
- Azure: [count]
- GCP: [count]

### AWS Accounts
| Account ID | Name | Status | Region |
|------------|------|--------|--------|
| [ID] | [Name] | [Connected/Disconnected] | [Region] |

### Azure Subscriptions
| Subscription ID | Name | Status |
|-----------------|------|--------|
| [ID] | [Name] | [Status] |

### GCP Projects
| Project ID | Name | Status |
|------------|------|--------|
| [ID] | [Name] | [Status] |

Account Details

## Cloud Account: [Name]

**Provider**: [AWS/Azure/GCP]
**Account ID**: [ID]
**Status**: [Connected/Disconnected]
**Connected Since**: [Date]

### Configuration
- Region: [Region]
- Organization: [Org name if applicable]

### Enabled Features
- [Feature 1]: Enabled
- [Feature 2]: Enabled
- [Feature 3]: Disabled

### Health Status
- Connection: [Healthy/Unhealthy]
- Last Sync: [Timestamp]
- Issues: [None/List issues]

Security Considerations

• This skill provides read-only access to cloud account inventory
• Account IDs and configuration details are sensitive infrastructure information
• Use this data to verify security coverage, not for sharing externally
• Disconnected accounts may indicate security blind spots requiring immediate attention
• Cross-reference with cloud provider consoles for authoritative status