Cloudticity Oxygen™ shows every leader the environment in their own terms.
A direct view of your cloud environment for the leaders who answer for it, with AI grounded in that environment and checked by engineers who know when to trust it.
Visibility
Every leader sees the environment in their own terms.
Oxygen monitors your cloud infrastructure, surfaces security events, tracks cost, and maps what it finds to the compliance frameworks that govern healthcare.
No waiting on a report before an audit
Compliance status is visible whenever you look, mapped to the frameworks you answer to.
Active events, tied to controls
Security events appear with the compliance controls they affect, without opening a ticket to ask.
Cost trends without a spreadsheet
Cloud spend is visible as it moves, so cost decisions happen during the month and not after it.
Ask, and see the evidence
Chat shows the records it pulled from your environment alongside its answer.
See it move
Twenty-four seconds of Oxygen.
Events, HITRUST compliance by control category, cost, savings recommendations, and chat working a question from start to answer.
From the demo environment shown above, not customer data
The question
Which open security events affect our HITRUST controls, and what should we fix first?
The records chat pulled
- 32 open security events
- 155 compliance framework records
- The compliance breakdown for HITRUST CSF v11.2.0
The answer
- Fix first: two high-severity events on the account that holds protected health information: an endpoint detection on one server, and a DNS record open to subdomain takeover.
- Fix next: four access policies with more permission than they need, and two publicly readable storage buckets that can be remediated automatically.
- Why in that order: each event is listed with the HITRUST control area it affects, and Access Control carries the most open events.
AI in Oxygen
Grounded, not generic.
A general-purpose AI has never read your controls and doesn't know your asset history. Oxygen's assistants are connected to your own environment: its assets, event history, and policies.
In your own context, they advise on cost and architecture, explain security issues and compliance status, and suggest how to remediate them.
Cloudticity engineers build these assistants, use them every day, and check their output. In healthcare a wrong answer about a configuration becomes an audit finding, so a person who knows the difference stays in the loop.
Ask Oxygen a question in plain language, such as which open security events affect your HITRUST controls. Chat pulls the records from your environment, shows you what it used, and tells you what to fix first and why.
Compliance, built in
Mapped to the frameworks you answer to.
Oxygen maps security events to more than 130 compliance frameworks and benchmarks from around the world, including NIST 800-53. The count is as of November 2026 and includes versions and levels of the same framework.
Cloudticity has been HITRUST certified since 2017 and completed the 2026 HITRUST r2 v11.7 assessment. The scope of that assessment is the Oxygen Platform, which is why customers can inherit controls from it toward their own HITRUST assessments.
247
HITRUST controls you can inherit.
33 fully and 214 partially inheritable under HITRUST Shared Responsibility Matrix 1.5.5. Oxygen does the technical monitoring and control mapping behind them, and feeds your governance, risk, and compliance system with the evidence.
Where it fits
The platform serves the outcome.
Oxygen is one of three things that work together. The Cloud Value Journey shows where you stand, a Cloud Value Architect owns your progress, and Oxygen gives everyone the same view of the environment while that progress is made.