Details
Automatically inventory EC2 instances, S3 buckets, VPCs, security groups, storage disks, and snapshots from your AWS account within vScope.
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Unified AWS Resource Inventory
Consolidate a comprehensive inventory of your key AWS resources, including virtual machines, storage buckets, and network configurations, into a single view within vScope.
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Detailed EC2 Instance Inventory
Gain granular visibility into your EC2 virtual machines, including their configuration details, state, and associated disk and snapshot information within vScope.
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AWS Security Group Visibility
Overview your Amazon Security Groups and their associated rules, providing insights into your cloud security posture within your vScope inventory.
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Proactive Maintenance Awareness
Identify EC2 instances scheduled for system maintenance directly within vScope, enabling proactive planning and minimizing potential disruptions.
Asset Types
- Amazon EC2 Instance
- Amazon S3 Bucket
- Amazon EBS Snapshot
- Amazon Security Group
- Amazon EBS Volume
Example of Bundled Content
- Amazon Web Services Resource Overview
- Amazon EC2 Disk and Snapshot Inventory
- Amazon EC2 Instance State Transition History
- Amazon S3 Buckets Older Than 30 Days
- EC2 Instances Scheduled for System Maintenance
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Recent blog posts
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Introducing Split Total Cost: Distribute Shared Costs Fairly Across Billing Accounts
Already know the total cost you want to distribute? With Split Total Cost, vScope handles the split for you — so your cost reports finally reflect reality.
Anton Berghult May 4, 2026 
From Intune to vScope: Why Endpoint Management Alone Is Not Enough
Intune gives you strong endpoint control. vScope turns that data into shared operational context for operations, security, compliance, and finance.
Simon Håkansson April 14, 2026 
Tracker evolves: from case list to compliance overview
From a list of issues to a clear compliance overview. The latest Tracker update introduces a more structured way to monitor, prioritize, and improve your IT environment. Here's the latest update about vScope Tracker!
Anton Berghult March 30, 2026