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.
That's the most common engagement. Most estates were built under deadline, account by account, and have never been baselined. The assessment scores what exists against CIS benchmarks, finds the misconfigurations and identity sprawl, and the hardening phase closes them — no migration required. Think of it as the landing zone you never had, retrofitted.
This service owns the journey — getting workloads into cloud safely and keeping the configuration sound. Zero Trust owns the access model — who and what can reach which resource, verified continuously, across cloud and on-prem alike. They compose: the landing zone we design here is Zero Trust-ready by default, and many clients run the two as one program.
Yes — region selection, data classification mapping, and residency constraints are part of the landing-zone design, not an afterthought. For regulated sectors we map the architecture to OJK and BI expectations, and where sovereignty requirements rule out public cloud entirely, the conversation moves to our government cloud or data center practices.
Drift detection against your approved baseline: when a configuration changes — a port opens, a policy loosens, a key goes stale — it's flagged against the standard we set together, not against a generic checklist. Where you subscribe to the Managed SOC, posture events escalate into the same watched queue as everything else.
That's the normal mode. We design the security architecture and gates; your team or integrator executes the migration inside them. Guardrails are delivered as policy-as-code your engineers can read, test, and extend — the goal is an estate your team can hold, not a dependency on ours.
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.