Cloud security and resilience require the right configuration, access policies, data protection practices, and recovery planning. We help customers explore suitable approaches based on their systems and risk requirements.
A layered security posture encompassing identity control, data protection, and verifiable disaster recovery.
Enforcing the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP), strict Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), role-based permissions, and temporary token escalation.
Virtual network firewalls, security groups, TLS encryption in-transit and at-rest, and eliminating public internet exposure of sensitive databases.
Automated immutable backup schedules, cross-region replication, snapshot retention policies, and air-gapped storage options against ransomware.
Architecture planning across Multi-AZ, Pilot Light, Warm Standby, or Active-Active disaster recovery designs tailored to operational requirements.
Defining realistic Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPO), accompanied by periodic drill simulations.
Demystifying the Cloud Shared Responsibility Model so your technical team clearly understands where provider obligations end and customer duties begin.
Cloud providers secure the physical data centers, host hardware, and hypervisor virtualization layer. However, securing guest operating systems, IAM credentials, application code, data encryption, and network firewall rules is the direct responsibility of the customer.
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