Cloud security
Move fast in the cloud. Keep the controls that pass the audit. You get a cloud environment that engineers can still ship into, with identity, logging, and segmentation configured so that your next audit is a document request rather than a project.
The cloud grew faster than the controls did.
Your cloud grew faster than your controls did. Nobody is certain who can reach production. A storage bucket turned out to be public and you would rather find the next one yourselves. Or you are moving from one provider to two and the security model does not survive the move.
Hardened the way your engineers can live with.
- 01Configuration review and hardening against CIS Benchmarks for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, with findings prioritised rather than dumped as a 400-line report.
- 02Identity and access. Least privilege that engineers can work with, privileged access controls, and removal of the standing permissions nobody remembers granting.
- 03Network architecture. Segmentation, egress control, and private connectivity designed for the bandwidth and latency you actually have.
- 04Data protection. Encryption at rest and in transit, key management, and residency controls that hold up where local law requires data to stay in country.
- 05Continuous posture management. Drift detection, so a control you fixed in March is still in place in November.
- 06Container and Kubernetes security. Image scanning, admission control, and runtime policy.
Evidence your next audit can simply request.
- 01A posture report per cloud account, scored and prioritised by exploitability.
- 02Hardening applied, not just recommended, with every change documented and reversible.
- 03Infrastructure-as-code guardrails so the fix survives the next deployment.
- 04An evidence pack mapped to ISO 27001 and, where relevant, to local data residency requirements.
- 05A monthly posture review while the environment is under management.
Hardened once, evidenced everywhere.
Every finding is mapped back to these frameworks, so a posture assessment doubles as evidence for whichever certification or audit is next on your calendar.
How long it takes, by scope.
| Engagement | Typical duration | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Posture assessment | 5 – 10 working days | A scored report and a prioritised fix list |
| Hardening programme | 4 – 8 weeks | Controls implemented and codified |
| Managed cloud security | Retained, monthly | Continuous monitoring, drift correction, and reporting |
Straight answers, before you ask.
Which cloud providers do you cover?
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, reviewed and hardened against the CIS Benchmark for each, plus ISO 27017, ISO 27018, NIST SP 800-53, and CSA CCM where relevant.
Do you just report findings, or fix them?
Both. A posture assessment gives you a scored, prioritised report in 5 to 10 working days. A hardening programme goes further: controls are actually implemented and codified as infrastructure-as-code, not just recommended, over 4 to 8 weeks.
How do you stop a fixed control from drifting back out of compliance?
Continuous posture management with drift detection, plus infrastructure-as-code guardrails, so a control fixed in March is still enforced in November — and if it drifts, the fix survives the next deployment rather than needing to be redone.
Can you help with data residency requirements?
Yes. Encryption, key management, and residency controls are configured to hold up where local law requires data to stay in country, and the evidence pack we deliver maps to those requirements alongside ISO 27001.
What if we are moving from one cloud provider to two?
That is one of the most common reasons clients come to us: a security model built for a single provider often does not survive a move to a second one. We review and redesign the identity, network, and data-protection model so it holds across both.
Find out what your cloud exposes.
Same NDA, same named engineer, same report format described above — scoped to cloud security. Get a scored posture report in as little as 5 working days.
Cloud security.
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A named engineer will reply within one business day to scope the NDA and the cloud accounts in view.