Cloud & architecture
Cloud security & migration.
Move fast. Land safe.
Cloud adoption with security engineered into the landing, not patched after it. We design the paved road first; every workload that moves, moves onto it.
4
Estates covered — AWS · Azure · GCP · private
CIS
Benchmark-scored configuration baselines
Day 1
Security designed into the landing zone, not bolted on
The gap
Misconfiguration, not malware.
Cloud breaches rarely start with an exploit. They start with a bucket left public, a role granted wide, a port opened for a test and forgotten. The attack surface grows at the speed of a console click — and controls mature at the speed of a project plan.
The lifted-and-shifted debt
Workloads moved as-is carry their on-prem assumptions into an environment that punishes them — flat networks, standing credentials, and firewall thinking in an API world.
The console-built estate
Environments assembled by hand, under deadline, with no baseline. Every account configured slightly differently; no one can say which one is right.
The shared-responsibility gap
The provider secures the cloud; you secure what's in it. Most breach post-mortems live in the second half of that sentence.
The paved-road principle
Secure isn't a review at the end. It's the road everything travels on.
Landing zone — Accounts, identity, network, and logging — designed once, inherited by every workload
Guardrails as code — Policy checks that gate each migration wave automatically
Baseline & drift — A scored standard the estate is held to — continuously, not annually
The journey
Assess. Land. Migrate. Hold.
Four moves, in order — because a migration gated by guardrails is faster than one interrupted by incidents.
Assess
Current-state review across accounts and subscriptions — IAM audit, misconfiguration detection, exposure mapping, CIS benchmark scoring.
Design the landing zone
Account structure, network topology, identity model, logging, and guardrails — the paved road every workload lands on.
Migrate with guardrails
Workloads move in waves with security gates at each one — policy-as-code checks, not after-the-fact reviews.
Harden & watch
Post-migration configuration hardening, drift detection, and continuous posture monitoring — with SOC escalation where subscribed.
Where it starts
A scored estate, in two weeks.
The assessment reads your accounts the way an attacker and an auditor both would — and hands you a prioritized fix list either way.
Findings by domain
Prepared for: · 41 findings
Identity & access
14 findings
Highest severity: Standing admin keys, 190+ days old
Storage & data
9 findings
Highest severity: Public bucket with client exports
Network exposure
11 findings
Highest severity: Management ports open to 0.0.0.0/0
Logging & monitoring
7 findings
Highest severity: Audit trail disabled in two regions
Every finding — benchmark ref · owner · remediation effort
Scored, not vibes
CIS benchmark scoring per account — a number the next assessment is measured against.
Attack-path aware
Findings chained the way an intruder would chain them, so priority reflects real exposure.
A fix list your team can run
Each finding carries the benchmark reference, an owner, and effort — sequenced quick wins first.
Two weeks in. No excuses left.
Start with the assessment
Find out what your consoles have been hiding.
Read-only access, two weeks, and a CIS-scored picture of every account — with the fix list sequenced before the readout ends.
Build the program
Pairs well with
Zero Trust Architecture
The migration moves the estate; Zero Trust rebuilds the access model on top of it — identity-first, segment by segment.
Managed SOC
A hardened estate still needs a watch. Cloud telemetry feeds the 24/7 SOC with a 15-minute critical SLA.
VAPT — Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
Configuration review says the estate looks right; certified offensive testing proves it holds — including cloud-specific attack paths.
FAQ
Common questions
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, ask us directly.
AWS, Azure, GCP, and private/on-premise clouds — including the hybrid reality most Indonesian enterprises actually run. The methodology is cloud-agnostic: CIS benchmarks, identity-first design, and policy-as-code guardrails apply everywhere; only the implementation details change per platform. We hold no reseller allegiance to any hyperscaler, so the architecture answers to your workloads, not a partner quota.
Related
More in Cloud & Architecture
The cloud won't slow down for your controls.
Baseline the estate, pave the road, and let every workload inherit the security you designed once. Start with the two-week assessment.