02Cloud protection

    Security that follows your infrastructure.

    Architecture, identity, configuration, workload and data protection across cloud environments.

    Cloud control layers

    Architecture: Landing zones, segmentation and trust boundaries.

    Cloud security fails at the seams: an over-permissive role, a forgotten public endpoint, a workload nobody owns. We secure the cloud as an architecture — identity, configuration, workloads, data and monitoring treated as one connected control set rather than isolated settings.

    • Works across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, including hybrid estates.
    • Guardrails delivered as code so they survive the next deployment.
    • Posture findings routed to owners, not to a shared dashboard nobody reads.

    What the engagement covers

    01

    Cloud security architecture

    Reference architecture and segmentation aligned to how your teams actually deploy.

    02

    Identity and access

    Role design, privileged access and federation across accounts and tenants.

    03

    Configuration security

    Baselines, guardrails and drift detection as code.

    04

    Workload protection

    Container, image and runtime security across build and deploy.

    05

    Cloud posture management

    Continuous posture measurement with owner-level accountability.

    06

    Compliance alignment

    Controls mapped to ISO 27001, NIS2 and GDPR obligations.

    Q&A

    Is cloud security not already covered by the cloud provider?

    Providers secure the platform. Everything you configure on top of it — identity, network exposure, data access, workloads — remains your responsibility under the shared responsibility model.

    Can you work with our existing cloud team?

    Yes. Most engagements combine an architecture review with guardrails your own platform team can operate and extend.

    Do you cover multi-cloud environments?

    Yes. Controls are defined once at the architectural level and then implemented per platform.

    Let us look at your current security position first.