Comprehensive cloud protection
From the initial audit to incident response, we cover the full cloud security lifecycle.
Security Audit
Complete assessment of your cloud security posture. We identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and compliance gaps before attackers do.
- Configuration analysis (CIS Benchmarks)
- IAM policy and permissions review
- Executive report and remediation roadmap
NIS2 Security
We implement the technical and organisational controls required by the NIS2 Directive. Guaranteed compliance with a clear roadmap.
- Gap analysis against NIS2
- Implementation of technical controls
- Documentation and audit evidence
IAM & Zero Trust
We design identity and access architectures based on Zero Trust. Least-privilege principle applied at every level.
- Cloud-native Zero Trust architecture
- Federated identity management
- MFA and Privileged Access Management
Incident Response
24/7 incident response team. Containment, eradication and recovery with minimal impact on your operations.
- Response SLA under 1 hour
- Post-incident forensic analysis
- Business continuity plan
Frameworks we master
We know in depth the regulatory frameworks that affect your sector and how to comply with the least operational impact.
Security that doesn't slow down the business
Poorly executed security paralises teams and slows delivery. Ours protects without blocking: we work integrated with engineering, not against it.
Cloud-native approach
We don't port on-premise controls to the cloud. We use each provider's native services for maximum effectiveness and minimal friction.
No vendor lock-in
We recommend the best tools for your case. Many of those we use are open source and under your control.
Knowledge transfer
We train your team throughout the engagement. When we finish, they are autonomous in maintaining and evolving the controls.
Continuous monitoring
Security is not a one-off project. Continuous detection and response services to keep you protected over time.
Do you know exactly what risks
your cloud infrastructure carries?
Most breaches come from misconfigurations, not sophisticated attacks. Find them before the attackers do.