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Engagement  ·  Cloud Security Posture Assessment Know What Your Cloud Actually Allows.

Azure, AWS, Microsoft 365 or your primary cloud, assessed across identity, configuration, exposure, data protection, logging and resilience. Zero Trust gaps named, and every finding ranked in a remediation roadmap.

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What this is

Cloud Security Posture Assessment

A Cloud Security Posture Assessment examines the environment you actually run in Azure, AWS, Microsoft 365 or your primary cloud: who and what can sign in and with which privileges, how services are configured against provider and industry baselines, what is exposed to the internet, how data is protected and where it is stored, what is logged and retained, and whether the environment recovers as intended. Gaps against Zero Trust principles are named, and every finding is ranked in a remediation roadmap.

Where You Stand

Four statements · self-check

Answer honestly.

0 / 4 ANSWERED

You know every identity, human and machine, that holds administrative rights in your cloud.

No storage, database or management interface is reachable from the internet unless someone decided it should be.

Sign-in, configuration and data-access events are logged, retained and reviewed.

You have restored a critical workload from backup in the last year, and timed it.

Reading

Answer all four to see where you stand.

Nothing is sent anywhere. This runs entirely in your browser.

Deliverables

What You Get

01

Identity & Access Review

Human and machine identities, privileges and sign-in controls, with every standing administrative right listed.

02

Configuration Findings

Services measured against provider security baselines and the CIS Benchmarks, each deviation with its risk stated.

03

Exposure Map

Everything reachable from the internet, and whether it was meant to be.

04

Data Protection & Residency

Encryption, key management, sharing settings, and where regulated data is stored and processed.

05

Logging & Resilience

What is logged and retained, what would be detected, and whether backups restore within the required time.

06

Prioritized Remediation Roadmap

Every finding ranked by risk, with the fix, the owner and the Zero Trust gap it closes.

Questions We Are Asked

Which clouds do you cover?
Microsoft Azure, AWS and Microsoft 365, and Google Cloud where it is the primary environment. Most estates are a mix, so the assessment covers each tenant or account in scope and the trust relationships between them.
Which baselines do you assess against?
The provider's own security benchmarks, the CIS Benchmarks for each platform, and Zero Trust principles. Findings are also mapped to the regional requirements that apply to you, such as data residency and logging obligations.
Do you need administrative access?
Read-only access is enough for almost all of it. We work from configuration exports and read-only roles agreed in advance, and nothing in your environment is changed during the assessment.
How is this different from the security score in our cloud console?
The built-in score checks settings one by one, from the provider's point of view. This assessment looks at how the pieces combine (an identity, a permission and an exposed resource that together form a path), adds the residency and regulatory context, and ranks the result by what it could cost you.
Can you fix what you find?
Yes, if you want us to. Remediation is agreed separately, and where an independent opinion on our own work is needed, a party that does not report to the delivery team gives it.

Where This Usually Leads

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A fixed-scope assessment of your primary cloud across identity, configuration, exposure, data protection, logging and resilience, with Zero Trust gaps named and a prioritized remediation roadmap. Read-only access, fixed fee.

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