Cloud Security
Assess and harden cloud environments across identity, network, workload and data, then keep the configuration from drifting back.
What it is
Cloud security is the discipline of configuring a cloud environment so that its default openness becomes deliberate access. It spans identity and entitlements, network boundaries, workload hardening, data protection and continuous posture monitoring.
Why it matters
Cloud breaches are overwhelmingly configuration failures rather than platform failures. A storage bucket with broad read access, a role with a wildcard permission, a management port open to the internet, a key that never rotates: none of these require an exploit. The shared responsibility model puts all of them on the customer.
The other pressure is drift. An environment hardened at project close will not stay hardened unless something watches it, because infrastructure changes weekly and nobody re-reads the security review.
What Infolocklabs provides
We assess the environment against the relevant platform benchmark, review architecture and identity design, and produce findings with the exact configuration change required. Where infrastructure is defined as code, remediation goes into the code rather than the console, so it survives the next deployment.
We then implement posture management so that new resources are evaluated automatically and the environment does not quietly regress.
Typical engagement scope
- Cloud security assessment against CIS or platform benchmarks
- Cloud architecture review across accounts, subscriptions or projects
- Identity and entitlement review, including over-permissive roles
- Network segmentation, egress control and exposure review
- Workload hardening for compute, containers and serverless
- Encryption, key management and data classification
- Cloud security posture management and alert routing
- Logging and monitoring coverage assessment
How we work
Assessment is read-only and scoped in writing before it starts. Findings are delivered with the console path, the CLI command and, where relevant, the Terraform change, so remediation does not stall on interpretation.
Engagement process
How this engagement runs
Each step produces something the next one uses, so the work does not stall between phases.
- 01
Assess
Enumerate accounts, subscriptions or projects and evaluate configuration against the applicable benchmark.
- 02
Design
Define the target baseline for identity, network, workload and data, and agree what is in scope to change.
- 03
Implement
Apply hardening through infrastructure as code where it exists, and through the console where it does not.
- 04
Validate
Re-scan, confirm findings are closed, and verify that logging and alerting actually fire.
- 05
Improve
Stand up posture management and a review cadence so new resources are evaluated as they appear.
Related
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Start with an assessment, not a proposal
Tell us what you are trying to protect and what has changed recently. We will tell you what we would look at first, and whether we are the right people for it.
- Phone
- +91 9372406405
- Location
- Gurugram, Haryana, India