Cloud posture review and management
A full review of your accounts against CIS Benchmarks and provider best practice, then continuous posture checks so new issues are flagged.
Cloud & Infrastructure Security
A cloud estate that is secure by default, not by luck.
We review and harden your AWS, Azure and GCP accounts, from identity and network design to Kubernetes, secrets and logging. Then we put guardrails in code, so new resources start secure and drift is caught early.
The problem
Why cloud estates drift into risk.
01
Permissions that grew without a plan
Engineers and services collect access over years. Nobody can say who can delete production or read customer data.
02
One misconfiguration away from exposure
A public storage bucket, an open database port or a forgotten test environment is all it takes.
03
Kubernetes nobody fully understands
Clusters run with default settings, privileged containers and secrets in plain text because hardening was never prioritised.
04
Logs that are not there when needed
When something looks wrong, the logs are missing, short-lived or spread across accounts nobody watches.
What we deliver
Cloud security, built into the platform.
We work inside the cloud you already use and fix issues in your infrastructure code, so the improvements last.
Identity and least privilege
Roles and policies cut back to what people and services need, with SSO, MFA, break-glass access and regular access reviews.
Kubernetes and container security
Cluster hardening, pod security, image scanning, network policies and runtime detection for EKS, AKS, GKE and self-managed clusters.
Network segmentation and zero trust
Private networking, segmented environments and identity-aware access in place of flat networks and shared VPNs.
Secrets and key management
Secrets moved out of code and config into managed vaults, with rotation, encryption keys you control and audit trails.
Secure landing zones and logging
Multi-account foundations with guardrails, central logging and alerting, written as infrastructure code your team owns.
How we deliver
From review to guardrails in code.
We fix the biggest risks first, then make sure they cannot quietly come back.
Always included
- A named senior lead who stays with you from scoping to retest
- Every finding ranked by risk, with clear fix guidance and a retest once you have fixed it
- Reports, configurations and runbooks documented and owned by you
- A founder reviewing the work every week, and an NDA signed before we touch anything
Typical tools
01
Weeks 1 to 2
Posture review
We map your accounts, identities and workloads and check them against a clear baseline.
- Read-only access to every account in scope
- Automated and manual configuration review
- Ranked list of risks with quick wins marked
02
Weeks 2 to 3
Target design
A secure design for identity, networks, logging and accounts that fits how your teams work.
- Account structure and guardrails
- Identity and access model
- Logging, retention and alerting plan
03
Weeks 3 to 8
Harden and codify
Fixes made in infrastructure code with your engineers, in small, safe steps.
- Critical misconfigurations fixed first
- Policies and guardrails as code
- Secrets moved into managed vaults
04
Ongoing
Monitor and run
Continuous posture checks and support, fully managed or co-managed.
- Posture and drift alerts triaged
- Access reviews on a regular schedule
- Security reviews of new architecture
Where we apply it
Industries we know well.
FAQ
Questions we hear a lot.
We use more than one cloud. Can you cover all of them?
Yes. We work across AWS, Azure and GCP and apply one baseline across all of them, so you get a single view of risk instead of three different reports. Where a provider's native tools do the job well, we use them rather than adding another product.
Will hardening break our applications?
Not if it is done carefully. We test changes in lower environments first, roll out in small steps, use audit-only modes before enforcing policies and agree a rollback plan for every change that touches production.
What does least privilege mean in practice?
Every person and service gets only the access it needs, for as long as it needs it. In practice that means role-based access through SSO, no long-lived access keys, separate production access with approval and regular reviews that remove what is no longer used.
Do we need a cloud security posture management tool?
Often, but not always a new one. Provider tools such as AWS Security Hub, Defender for Cloud and Security Command Center cover a lot. We recommend a third-party tool only when you have several clouds or needs the native tools do not meet.
Can you secure our Kubernetes clusters?
Yes. We review cluster configuration, workload security, network policies, image supply chain and access, then fix what matters and add runtime detection so you can see suspicious behaviour in running containers.
Cybersecurity services
Security across the whole estate.
Cybersecurity Services
Testing, cloud, application, compliance, operations and AI security from one senior team.
Security Assessment & Penetration Testing
VAPT for apps, APIs, cloud and networks, with findings ranked by risk and retested.
Application Security & DevSecOps
Security checks built into your pipeline, plus secure code review and training.
Security Compliance & Audit Readiness
ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, DPDP Act, RBI and SEBI readiness, with evidence kept current.
Security Operations & Incident Response
24x7 monitoring, SIEM and SOC, vulnerability management and incident response.
AI Security & LLM Risk
Red teaming, guardrails and controls for copilots, RAG systems and AI agents.
Managed Services
Cloud, DevOps, QA and release management, run 24x7 against clear SLAs.
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