Aviatrix launched Aviatrix Clearance on October 26, 2026, to help enterprises limit where compromised cloud workloads can connect. The company also announced a free incident response program for enterprises from November 1, 2026, through May 1, 2027.

Key Takeaways

  • The program covers outbound and lateral containment and intrusion prevention across an enterprise’s entire estate, with no workload cap.
  • Teams can test policies against live traffic in monitor mode before enforcing them.
  • Active Defense is available in free early access for design partners.

How Aviatrix Clearance works

Clearance is designed to restrict each cloud workload to approved connections. Outbound containment controls access to outside destinations, while lateral containment governs connections between workloads.

Aviatrix says teams can use monitor mode to see which connections a proposed policy would block before enforcing it. Policies can then be enforced with one setting and reversed in one action.

Availability and program limits

All enterprises qualify for the incident response program, which Aviatrix announced in response to recent security incidents. The free period runs from November 1, 2026, through May 1, 2027. AWS Marketplace enrollment opens November 1; teams can begin with a free, read-only containment assessment.

Outside the incident response program, Clearance includes a containment assessment and 15 workloads in monitor or enforce mode with no time limit. The product is priced per workload, with pricing available from Aviatrix. Its Active Defense capability, which drafts and updates policies, is in free early access for design partners.

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