Cloud Security
We assess and harden your AWS, Azure, and GCP environments, close misconfigurations, and put continuous posture monitoring in place so drift gets caught before it becomes exposure. Recent research puts the average cloud environment at around 43 misconfigurations per account, and the average time to detect a cloud breach at roughly 277 days, which is exactly the gap continuous monitoring is built to close.
What's included
- Cloud configuration and IAM review
- Infrastructure-as-code security review
- Continuous cloud security posture monitoring
- Container and Kubernetes security assessment
Who this is for
- Organizations migrating to or scaling in the cloud
- Multi-cloud and hybrid environments
- Teams needing continuous posture visibility
How the engagement works
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Cloud environment discovery across accounts, regions, and services
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Configuration review against CIS benchmarks and provider best practices
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IAM policy and privilege review
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Deployment of continuous cloud security posture monitoring
Frequently asked questions
Which cloud providers do you support?
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, including multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
How long does a cloud security assessment take?
Typically two to four weeks, depending on the size and complexity of the environment and how many accounts or subscriptions are in scope.
Do you just run automated tools, or manually review configuration too?
Both. Automated tooling is efficient at flagging known misconfiguration patterns, but we manually validate exploitability and business impact, since automated tools regularly miss context, like a publicly exposed storage bucket that already contains something sensitive.
What happens after the assessment ends?
Most clients move to continuous cloud security posture monitoring, so configuration drift is caught automatically as it happens rather than waiting for the next periodic review.
Ready to talk about cloud security?
Tell us about your environment and timeline, and we'll recommend a scope that fits.