EXPERTISE / CLD
Cloud & SaaS
Establish consistent guardrails around cloud and SaaS services, then monitor gaps as configurations change.
WHAT TO ADDRESS
Choose the right engagement.
Capabilities vary by edition, region and availability status. A posture score is neither certification nor a guarantee of complete detection.
6 results
CLD-01 / Cloud & SaaS
Secure cloud foundations — landing zone
Build consistent cloud foundations before projects multiply: environment separation, identity, networking, logs, security and spending control. A landing zone establishes guardrails without automatically securing every application.
CLD-02 / Cloud & SaaS
Cloud security posture management — CSPM
Detect exposed cloud configurations or deviations from selected policies and organise remediation. CSPM tracks technical posture; it does not replace full event monitoring or application assessment.
CLD-03 / Cloud & SaaS
Microsoft 365 security implementation
Strengthen identity, data, collaboration and security visibility coherently in a Microsoft 365 environment. The project starts from actual licensing and usage rather than assuming features are available.
CLD-04 / Cloud & SaaS
Google Workspace security implementation
Configure Google Workspace identity, sharing and security controls according to organisational needs. The aim is understandable, tested and manageable policies.
CLD-05 / Cloud & SaaS
Kubernetes, container and registry security
Secure container environments from images to clusters and operations. The project addresses permissions, isolation, secrets, image provenance and workload visibility.
CLD-06 / Cloud & SaaS
SaaS posture and ungoverned application management
Inventory cloud applications and govern their configuration, integrations and lifecycle. The service also addresses tools adopted without approval by providing a secure usage path rather than an abstract ban.
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SET THE BOUNDARIES
What we agree
before we start.
- Customer: tenant/account access, billing, data owners, administrators and residency constraints. Provider: architecture and configuration under shared responsibility.
- Clouds, accounts, regions, resources, tenants, clusters, connectors and automation maturity. Consumption, transfers, storage and licenses are separate from the service.
Technology names in service descriptions are implementation examples, not claims of partnership or licence entitlement.
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Let’s put the next step in focus.
Tell us what you need to protect, change or understand. We will start with the scope, not a product list.