Cloud Security & Architecture
Secure your public, private and hybrid cloud with architecture best practice, policy enforcement and security-as-code.
Typical triggers.
- aWorkloads are moving to AWS or Azure faster than security can keep up.
- bCloud misconfigurations keep appearing in audits or scans.
- cYou need a landing zone and guardrails before the next migration.
Most cloud security problems start before the first workload moves: accounts created as they were needed, networks opened to get something working, and no baseline to check against. We start with the landing zone. Accounts, network segmentation, identity, encryption and logging are designed once and written as infrastructure as code, so every new account and workload starts from the same secure baseline.
Guardrails come next. Cloud security posture management (CSPM) and cloud-native application protection (CNAPP) catch misconfiguration and drift, and protect workloads once they run. We work in AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, and in hybrid estates where the cloud connects back to your data centres and sites.
Your team keeps ownership of the accounts and the applications in them. We design and implement the baseline and the guardrails, and hand over the templates that define them, so your team can extend the baseline without starting again.
- AssessThe accounts and workloads you have
- Landing zoneAccounts, network, identity and logging
- GuardrailsPolicy written as code
- WorkloadsProtected with CSPM and CNAPP
- MonitorMisconfiguration and drift caught
Every account and workload starts from the same baseline
Guardrails first, then workloads.
The landing zone and its guardrails are written as code before the migration, so every account and workload starts from the same baseline, and drift is caught rather than found at audit.
Concrete deliverables, agreed before we start.
What you receive
- 01Secure landing zone and segmentation design
- 02Cloud security posture and workload protection (CSPM, CNAPP) implemented
- 03Infrastructure-as-code templates and automated guardrails
- 04Identity, encryption and logging aligned to your compliance requirements
Credentials and references.
Reference calls with current clients on request.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certifiedInformation security management system
ASD Cyber Security PartnerAustralian Signals Directorate Cyber Security Partnership Program
Multiple CCIE holders including Cisco Emeritus. NSE8 (FCX) certified. Two-time APAC Fortinet Fabric Challenge champions, and #2 worldwide.
Case studies, videos and written references Fortinet credentialsStart with a
scoping call.
Tell us roughly what is in your environment and what prompted the question. We will say whether this is the right first step, and what it would cost.