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Cloud security
Cloud security
Cloud accounts are where criminals start: a stolen password, an access key left in code, a storage bucket shared with the world, a malicious app that asks for permission. The cloud provider secures the platform; how it is configured, and who can sign in, is up to you. We review your Azure subscriptions, AWS accounts and Microsoft 365 tenancy against the CIS Benchmarks and each provider’s own security guidance, fix what matters, set guardrails so new workloads start secure, and monitor for drift so risks are caught as they appear.
Cloud security
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Cloud security
A read-only review of your Azure, AWS and Microsoft 365 settings against the CIS Benchmarks.
Changes made in agreed stages and tested with your team, so nothing breaks and nobody is locked out.
Policies that stop risky settings coming back, applied to every new account and subscription.
Alerts for risky sign-ins, exposed resources and configuration drift, handled by our analysts.
Cloud security
Cloud security
For the platform, yes. Under the shared responsibility model, Microsoft and AWS secure their data centres and services; you are responsible for configuration, identities and data. Most cloud incidents come from settings and accounts, not from the provider.
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A 30-minute call with a senior consultant, then a written summary of your top risks. No cost and no obligation.
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