Know which side of the cloud is yours, and whether it's covered.
The challenge
Your cloud provider seÂcures part of the stack and you seÂcure the rest, and the diÂvidÂing line moves from one serÂvice to the next. Most cloud inÂciÂdents don't start with a soÂphisÂtiÂcatÂed atÂtack. They start with a storÂage buckÂet left open, an acÂcess key that never exÂpired, or logÂging that was switched off to save money.
How we help
We reÂview your AWS and Azure enÂviÂronÂments the way a conÂtrol asÂsesÂsor would. Is each risk adÂdressed, and can you show the conÂtrol opÂerÂates? We look at idenÂtiÂty and acÂcess, inÂcludÂing adÂminÂisÂtraÂtor acÂcounts, roles, and keys. We also reÂview seÂcure conÂfigÂuÂraÂtion of storÂage, netÂworkÂing, and comÂpute, logÂging and monÂiÂtorÂing, enÂcrypÂtion and key manÂageÂment, and backÂup and reÂcovÂery.
We map each findÂing to the shared reÂsponÂsiÂbilÂiÂty model, so you can see which gaps are yours to close and which deÂpend on the provider's own conÂtrols and evÂiÂdence. Findings are ranked by busiÂness imÂpact, with fixes your cloud team can apply and a short sumÂmaÂry for leadÂerÂship.
What you get
- Cloud identity and access review: roles, privileged accounts, keys, and federation
- Secure configuration review for storage, network, and compute services
- Logging, monitoring, and alerting coverage
- Encryption and key management review
- Cloud backup, recovery, and resilience review
- Findings mapped to the shared responsibility model and ranked by impact
Standards we work with: The CSA Cloud Controls Matrix, CIS Benchmarks for AWS and Azure, NIST CSF 2.0, and ISO/IEC 27017.
This is a conÂtrol asÂsessÂment, not a penÂeÂtraÂtion test. We reÂview conÂfigÂuÂraÂtions and evÂiÂdence. We don't atÂtack your enÂviÂronÂment.
Good fit if critÂiÂcal workÂloads have moved to the cloud and noÂbody is sure who conÂtrols what, or a cusÂtomer has asked how your cloud enÂviÂronÂment is seÂcured.
Questions clients ask
Do you need administrator access to our cloud accounts?
No. We agree the access method during scoping. Read-only access, configuration exports, and walkthroughs with your cloud team are usually enough.
How is this different from a cloud risk assessment?
A cloud risk assessment, part of our Governance, Risk & Compliance work, identifies and rates the risks in how you use the cloud. This assessment tests whether the security controls in your environment are configured and operating.