Cloud security across AWS, Azure and GCP
Cloud breaches are rarely a provider failure. They are configuration: an over-permissive role reachable from a build pipeline, a storage bucket opened for a migration and never closed, a management API exposed to the internet.
We secure the configuration layer you are responsible for under the shared responsibility model, then test it the way an attacker would approach it.
What the engagement includes
- Cloud security posture assessment against CIS benchmarks and provider best practice
- IAM review focused on blast radius: what one compromised identity actually reaches
- CNAPP, CSPM and CWPP deployment and tuning
- Container and Kubernetes security from image build through runtime
- Serverless function hardening against injection and privilege escalation
- Cloud penetration testing of the deployed environment
- DevSecOps integration so new drift is caught in the pipeline
Who this is for
Teams that moved to cloud quickly, organisations running multi-cloud or hybrid, and any business whose CI/CD pipeline holds credentials into production.
How it runs
Every engagement follows the same five stages — discover, architect, implement, validate, defend. See how we work →
How the engagement runs
Five stages, with indicative timing. Exact dates are confirmed at scoping.
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01
Inventory
Every account, subscription, project and workload enumerated — including the ones nobody documented.
Week 1 -
02
Posture assessment
Configuration measured against CIS benchmarks and provider best practice across the whole estate.
Weeks 1–2 -
03
Blast-radius analysis
Findings prioritised by what a compromised identity actually reaches, not by raw severity count.
Week 2 -
04
Remediate
Fixes implemented with you: IAM tightening, network policy, encryption, logging and workload hardening.
Weeks 3–6 -
05
Guardrail the pipeline
Policy-as-code and CI/CD checks so the same drift cannot silently return next quarter.
Ongoing