Cloud Security and Compliance Services
We secure cloud environments with least-privilege access, encryption, continuous monitoring and policy as code, and we prepare the evidence auditors ask for, so security supports growth instead of slowing it.
The scope
What Is Included
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Security Assessment
A review of accounts, networks, identities and configurations against recognised benchmarks.
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Identity and Access
Single sign-on, multi-factor authentication and least-privilege roles for people and services.
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Encryption and Secrets
Encryption at rest and in transit, key management, and secrets kept out of code.
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Logging and Audit Trails
Centralized, tamper-resistant logs that show who changed what and when.
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Policy as Code
Guardrails that block insecure configurations before they reach production.
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Compliance Readiness
Controls and evidence mapped to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, SOC 2, PCI DSS v4.0.1, GDPR and the UAE and Saudi data protection laws.
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AI Workload Security
Access, data and prompt controls for AI assistants and agents, so they only see and do what each role allows.
Signs It Is Time
- Many people have administrator access to production.
- A customer or auditor has asked for evidence you cannot easily produce.
- You are not sure which data is stored where.
- Security reviews happen only after an incident.
Tools We Use
- Wiz
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud
- AWS Security Hub
- Google Security Command Center
- Cloudflare
- HashiCorp Vault
Questions About Cloud Security & Compliance
Can you make us ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certified?
Certification is issued by an independent auditor. We prepare you for it by implementing the technical controls, collecting evidence and closing gaps before the audit. If your ISO 27001 certificate is still on the 2013 edition, it lapsed on 31 October 2025, so the next audit is a full certification against the 2022 edition.
What is zero trust?
Zero trust means no user or system is trusted because of where it connects from. Every request is verified by identity, device and context, and access is limited to what each role needs.
How often should we review cloud security?
Continuously through automated checks, with a structured review at least every quarter and after any major change.
Be Ready Before the Auditor, or the Attacker, Arrives
Tell us your cloud providers and the standards you answer to. We will scope an assessment and the fixes that matter most.
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