Cloud Security Posture Assessment

95% of cloud security breaches will be the result of misconfigurations.

Why organisations need to secure their cloud environments.

While the opportunities that cloud services have to offer are unparalleled, the full potential of the cloud cannot be unlocked without adequate security controls.

Organisations moving to the cloud must be proactive in building indestructible guardrails to protect their cloud infrastructure from the challenges of misconfigurations.

The absence of visibility into the cloud infrastructure, over-provisioned privileges, and compliance with applicable security standards and regulations are key concerns.

Security should be a continuous process that is integral to the culture of an organisation involving the board, the management, and the employees.

Our Cloud Security Posture Assessment gives customers full visibility across their entire cloud or multi-cloud estates and identifies who, what, when and where critical risks occur. More importantly, we are able to show customers how to fix the issues we find.

The Assessment:

  • We will onboard your specified cloud accounts to our platform

  • Take an inventory of all the resources in the cloud infrastructure across AWS, GCP and Azure

  • Provide snapshots of cloud services and resources running in the cloud

  • Your cloud infrastructure and resources will be evaluated against security best practices, applicable security standards and regulations

  • Assess if adequate security controls are enforced in your cloud infrastructures and across resources e.g.

    • Preventing traffic from 0.0.0.0/0

    • S3 buckets are encrypted

    • VM instances do not allow public access on SSH Port 22

  • Identify gaps between targeted security maturity and the actual security maturity

  • Ensure alignment with various security standards and regulations such as ISO27001, CIS Benchmarks, FedRamp, GDPR, HIPAA, HITRUST, PCI DSS etc

  • Reports are generated based on the evaluation criteria with the severity of each identified vulnerability

  • The reports will serve as the basis for risk acceptance, avoidance, or mitigation decisions by the organisation

  • Recommendations will be given to fix the various vulnerabilities identified by the platform