Cloud Security
IAM hardening, misconfiguration audits, and threat modelling for your cloud environment.
Proactive cloud security assessment and hardening — IAM policy review, misconfiguration audits, network security analysis, and threat modelling for your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment. Find and fix vulnerabilities before attackers or auditors do, with a clear remediation roadmap and measurable security posture improvement.
What's Included
- Cloud security posture assessment (CSPM)
- IAM policy review and hardening
- Misconfiguration audit (CIS benchmarks)
- Network security group review
- Encryption audit (at rest and in transit)
- Privileged access management
- Security monitoring setup (CloudTrail, GuardDuty, Defender)
- Vulnerability and penetration testing
- Remediation roadmap
Tools & Technologies
- AWS Security Hub
- GuardDuty
- CloudTrail
- AWS WAF
- AWS Shield
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- Astra Security
- Strix
- AWS Security Agent
- CSPM Tools
Who This Is For
Companies preparing for compliance audits, teams recovering post-incident, and startups facing investor security reviews who need a structured assessment and remediation plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a Cloud Security Posture Assessment?
- A Cloud Security Posture Assessment systematically reviews your cloud environment against security best practices and CIS benchmarks — covering IAM policies, network security groups, storage access controls, encryption configuration, logging and monitoring, and public exposure risks. You receive a detailed findings report and a prioritized remediation roadmap.
- What is IAM hardening and why does it matter?
- IAM hardening means reducing permissions to the minimum required for each user and service (principle of least privilege), removing unused access keys and roles, enforcing MFA, and auditing who can do what in your cloud environment. Over-permissive IAM is one of the most common root causes of cloud security incidents.
- How do you approach cloud security for compliance-driven companies?
- We align the security assessment and remediation roadmap directly to your compliance requirements — SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or PCI-DSS. This means findings are prioritized by both risk severity and compliance impact, so your remediation effort directly advances your audit readiness.