Cloud estates change every week. We inspect identity, networking, logging and service configuration to find where the current environment has moved away from the intended design.
Teams running production workloads in AWS or Azure that want an independent technical review of the current configuration.
GuardDutyDisabled
WAFMisconfigured
CloudTrailEnabled
S3 encryptionMisconfigured
VPC Flow LogsDisabled
IAM MFAEnabledIndependent findings from the last year, with the report each one comes from.
Independent findings from the last year, with the report each one comes from.
of initial access to Google Cloud environments in the second half of 2025 came through vulnerabilities in third party software run by the customer, up from 2.9% six months earlier. Weak or absent credentials accounted for 27.2% and misconfiguration for 21%.
This is why the review covers what you run on the platform as well as the platform settings themselves.
of third party organisations had fully fixed missing or improperly secured multifactor authentication on their cloud accounts. Breaches involving a third party reached 48% of all breaches, up 60% in a year.
This is why identity and access paths are reviewed first, including the accounts your suppliers hold.
of UK breaches began with a third party vendor or supply chain compromise, ahead of phishing (16%) and compromised credentials (11%).
This is why the report gives your infrastructure team specific remediation work rather than a list of principles.
Confirm the architecture, accounts, subscriptions, regions and services included in the review.
Review identity policies, network boundaries, encryption, logging and administrative access.
Verify the configuration and coverage of services such as GuardDuty, WAF, CloudTrail, Security Hub, Defender, ASR and Sentinel.
Check running services and deployed software against known vulnerabilities.
Explain the priority, affected resources and recommended change for each verified issue.
IAM & access controls4 findings
Network segmentation2 findings
Encryption at rest3 findings
Logging & monitoring5 findingsStorage permissions2 findings
Compute hardening1 findingNew services and temporary access can quietly change the risk of an environment that was sound six months ago.
A control only makes sense when it is considered alongside your architecture, users and operating model.
An exposed bucket or excessive role can usually be corrected cleanly before it becomes part of an incident.
Baseline configuredNew S3 bucket: public ACLIAM policy widened for deployGuardDuty disabled to reduce costA Cloud Security Review report that documents the affected resources, evidence and remediation steps, followed by a working session with your infrastructure team.
Sample report, fictional client
Our consultants build and maintain the AWS services behind our platform and apply that operational experience during the review.
We check whether the security features included in your Microsoft licensing are configured and useful.
The review follows exposure across cloud configuration and application controls instead of stopping at an organisational boundary.
