Architect & Protect
The cloud is secure when it is configured to be.
We help organizations protect data, applications and infrastructure in public cloud and SaaS, with governance, architecture and controls that match the way the business uses the cloud.
Cloud Security
Cloud providers secure the platform; customers secure what they build and configure on it. Most cloud incidents trace back to identity mistakes, misconfiguration and exposed secrets rather than to the provider.
Cloud security brings visibility and control to an environment that changes every day.
Risks addressed
- MisconfigurationPublicly exposed storage, open management ports and permissive policies.
- Identity sprawlOver-privileged users, roles and service accounts.
- Data exposureSensitive data stored or shared without adequate protection.
Who it is for
- Organizations migrating to or expanding in the cloud
- Multi-cloud and SaaS-heavy enterprises
- Teams preparing for audits or customer security reviews
Our approach
Discover
Inventory accounts, subscriptions, workloads and SaaS integrations.
Assess
Review identity, configuration, network, data and logging against benchmarks.
Remediate
Prioritized fixes and guardrails that prevent recurrence.
Govern & monitor
Policies, ownership and continuous monitoring.
Business value
Lower exposure, clear ownership of cloud risk and faster, evidence-based answers to auditors and customers.
Technical depth
Technical detail
An engagement may include
- Cloud risk management and governance
- Audit of operational and business processes in the cloud
- Identity, role and permission review
- Data protection and privacy enforcement
- Cloud application security assessment
- Cloud network and connectivity security
- Evaluation of security controls
- Security terms in cloud service agreements
Assessment areas
- Identity & accessPrivileged roles, federation, MFA, access keys and service principals.
- Configuration postureBenchmarks such as the CIS Foundations Benchmarks for major cloud providers.
- WorkloadsVirtual machines, containers, Kubernetes and serverless functions.
- Logging & detectionControl-plane audit logs, retention and alerting into the SOC.
- DataClassification, encryption, key management and sharing controls.
- Shared responsibilityClarity on what the provider secures and what you must secure.
Review your cloud posture.
We will start with the accounts and data that matter most.