Cloud Security Services for AWS, Azure & Google Cloud
AWS Cloud Security Services
Securing your Amazon Web Services environment requires more than standard firewall rules. Our AWS cloud security team works directly with native services, including AWS Security Hub, AWS Config, AWS GuardDuty, AWS IAM Access Analyzer, and AWS CloudTrail to build a hardened, compliant, and continuously monitored AWS environment. We conduct deep configuration reviews across your AWS accounts, identify over-privileged IAM roles, misconfigured S3 buckets, exposed security groups, and unmonitored API activity. Whether you run a single AWS account or a multi-account AWS Organizations setup, we design security controls that scale with your infrastructure and align with the AWS Well-Architected Security Pillar. Our assessments cover identity and access management, network boundary controls, data encryption, logging, alerting, and incident response readiness, giving your AWS workloads a defensible security posture from the ground up.
Azure Cloud Security Services
Microsoft Azure environments introduce a unique set of security challenges, from complex Azure Active Directory configurations to sprawling resource groups, shared responsibility gaps, and hybrid connectivity risks. Our Azure security specialists evaluate your entire Azure tenant, reviewing Azure Security Center recommendations, Defender for Cloud alerts, Azure Policy compliance, Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) configurations, and network security group rules. We identify gaps in privileged identity management, conditional access policies, workload protection, and regulatory compliance across frameworks, including CIS Azure Benchmarks, NIST, and ISO 27001. The result is a prioritized remediation roadmap that closes your highest-risk exposure points first, with clear guidance for your internal teams on implementation and ongoing governance.
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Security Services
Google Cloud Platform security requires a focused approach to GCP-native controls, including Cloud IAM, VPC Service Controls, Cloud Armor, Security Command Center, and Cloud Logging. Our engineers assess your GCP organization structure, project-level permissions, service account privileges, firewall rules, and data residency configurations. We align our assessments with the CIS GCP Foundations Benchmark and Google Cloud security best practices, delivering actionable findings that reduce your attack surface and improve your Security Command Center posture score. From small GCP deployments to large-scale multi-project environments, we provide the visibility and control your team needs to operate securely in Google Cloud.
Achieve and Maintain Cloud Compliance Across All Major Frameworks
Regulatory compliance in the cloud is not optional; it is a business requirement that carries significant financial and reputational risk when mismanaged. Whether your organization operates under GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, or NIST CSF, your cloud infrastructure must be configured and monitored to meet the specific control requirements of each framework. The challenge is that cloud environments change rapidly, and a compliant configuration today can become non-compliant within hours as new resources are provisioned, permissions are granted, or services are updated. Our cloud security compliance services bridge this gap by mapping your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment directly to the control requirements of your target frameworks, identifying gaps, implementing remediation controls, and establishing continuous compliance monitoring so you stay audit-ready at all times.
GDPR Cloud Compliance
For organizations handling personal data of EU citizens, GDPR mandates strict requirements around data residency, encryption, access logging, breach notification, and data subject rights. We assess your cloud architecture against GDPR’s technical and organizational requirements, helping you enforce data sovereignty controls, configure encryption for data at rest and in transit, implement role-based access controls, and establish audit logs that satisfy supervisory authority requirements.
HIPAA Cloud Compliance
Healthcare organizations and their business associates must protect electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI) in cloud environments under HIPAA Security Rule requirements. We conduct HIPAA-focused cloud security assessments that evaluate access controls, audit controls, transmission security, workstation and device security, and business associate agreement (BAA) coverage for your cloud service providers. We help you build a cloud environment where ePHI is identifiable, trackable, and protected across every touchpoint.
PCI DSS Cloud Compliance
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard compliance in the cloud requires careful scoping of your cardholder data environment (CDE), strict network segmentation, vulnerability management, strong access control, and regular testing. Our team maps your cloud environment against the PCI DSS 4.0 control requirements, identifies scope creep risks, validates segmentation controls, and documents evidence packages that support your QSA assessment.
SOC 2 Type II Cloud Readiness
SOC 2 Type II certification demonstrates to customers and partners that your cloud environment meets the Trust Services Criteria for security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. We prepare your cloud environment for SOC 2 readiness by identifying control gaps, implementing necessary security controls, configuring evidence collection automation, and supporting your relationship with your audit firm throughout the process.
ISO 27001 Cloud Controls
As an ISO 27001 certified organization ourselves, we understand the standard’s requirements from the inside. We help you extend your Information Security Management System (ISMS) to cover cloud environments, mapping Annex A controls to your AWS, Azure, or GCP configurations and providing evidence of implementation for your certification audit.
Zero Trust Cloud Security Architecture
The traditional perimeter-based security model no longer works in cloud-first environments. When users access workloads from any device, any location, and through any network, the assumption of trust based on network location creates unacceptable risk. Zero Trust architecture operates on the principle of ‘never trust, always verify, requiring every user, device, and workload to continuously authenticate and authorize before accessing any resource, regardless of where the request originates.
Our Zero Trust cloud security implementation covers five core pillars across your AWS, Azure, and GCP environments:
- Identity Verification: Every access request is verified against identity policies, conditional access rules, and risk signals before granting access, eliminating implicit trust from your cloud environment.
- Device Trust: Only verified, compliant devices meeting your security baseline are permitted to connect to cloud workloads and sensitive data stores.
- Least Privilege Access: Users, services, and applications receive only the minimum permissions required to perform their function, reducing the blast radius of any compromised credential or token.
- Micro-Segmentation: Cloud workloads are segmented so that a breach in one environment cannot move laterally to other workloads, data stores, or services.
- Continuous Monitoring & Validation: All user activity, resource access, and configuration changes are logged and continuously analyzed for anomalies, ensuring threats are detected in near real time.
Our team assesses your current cloud architecture against Zero Trust maturity benchmarks, identifies the highest-priority gaps, and delivers a phased implementation roadmap that moves your organization toward a fully verified, least-privilege cloud environment without disrupting operations.
Cloud Security Solutions by Industry
Every industry faces a unique combination of regulatory requirements, threat landscapes, and cloud adoption patterns. A healthcare provider migrating patient records to AWS has fundamentally different security requirements than a fintech platform processing payment transactions on Azure. Generic cloud security does not address industry-specific risks, and generic compliance guidance does not satisfy industry regulators. Our cloud security practice includes deep experience across regulated industries, allowing us to deliver cloud security programs that address both universal best practices and the specific requirements of your sector.
Cloud Security for Financial Services & Fintech
Financial services organizations face strict regulatory scrutiny from bodies including the FCA, SEC, FFIEC, and PCI Security Standards Council. Cloud environments handling financial transactions, customer account data, or algorithmic trading systems require robust access controls, transaction monitoring, data residency enforcement, and continuous compliance validation. Our team has delivered cloud security programs for banks, payment processors, lending platforms, and insurance providers — addressing both the technical controls and the regulatory documentation requirements that come with financial services cloud adoption.
Cloud Security for Healthcare & Life Sciences
Healthcare organizations migrating clinical systems, patient portals, and medical imaging to the cloud must navigate HIPAA, HITECH, and increasingly GDPR for international patient data. Our healthcare cloud security team understands the intersection of clinical workflows and security requirements, helping you build cloud environments where ePHI is protected, audit trails are complete, and breach notification obligations can be met within regulatory timeframes.
Cloud Security for Technology & SaaS Companies
Technology companies and SaaS providers often carry sensitive customer data from multiple industries, meaning they inherit the compliance requirements of their customers. A SaaS platform serving healthcare customers must meet HIPAA requirements; one serving financial institutions must align with SOC 2 and PCI DSS. Our cloud security practice helps technology companies build security and compliance programs that scale with their customer base, supporting enterprise sales processes and investor due diligence requirements.
Cloud Security for Retail & E-Commerce
Retail and e-commerce businesses operating in the cloud handle payment card data, customer personally identifiable information (PII), and increasingly behavioral analytics at a significant scale. PCI DSS compliance, fraud detection integrations, and protection of loyalty program data require a cloud security posture that balances performance with strong access controls, encryption, and continuous monitoring.
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