Microsoft Azure Security
Secure Azure subscriptions across identity, network, workload and data, with governance that holds as the estate grows.
What it is
Azure security work covers the platform controls that determine who can do what in a subscription, what can reach what across the network, how workloads and data are protected, and how any of it is detected when it goes wrong.
Why it matters
Azure environments accumulate. A subscription created for a project becomes production. Role assignments granted for a migration are never removed. Management ports opened for troubleshooting stay open. None of that is visible without a deliberate review, and all of it is exploitable.
What Infolocklabs provides
We assess the environment against the Microsoft cloud security benchmark, review the identity and RBAC model, examine network exposure and segmentation, and check workload and data protection. Findings come with the exact configuration change required.
We also implement governance, because a one-off remediation without policy simply resets the clock: Azure Policy for guardrails, Defender for Cloud for posture, and management-group structure so controls inherit rather than being reapplied per subscription.
Typical engagement scope
- Azure security assessment against the Microsoft cloud security benchmark
- Entra ID and Azure RBAC review, including Privileged Identity Management
- Microsoft Defender for Cloud deployment and plan selection
- Network security: NSGs, Azure Firewall, Private Endpoints, exposure review
- Workload security for virtual machines, App Service, AKS and databases
- Key Vault, encryption and secret management
- Azure Policy guardrails and management-group design
- Diagnostic settings, log routing and monitoring coverage
How we work
Assessment is read-only. Policy is deployed in audit mode before it is set to deny, so governance does not break a deployment pipeline on the day it lands.
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 subscriptions and evaluate identity, network, workload and data controls against the benchmark.
- 02
Design
Define the target RBAC model, network architecture, policy set and management-group structure.
- 03
Implement
Apply hardening, deploy Defender for Cloud plans and roll out Azure Policy in audit mode first.
- 04
Validate
Re-assess, confirm remediation and verify diagnostic logging reaches the intended workspace.
- 05
Improve
Move policy from audit to enforce, and set a cadence for access review and posture review.
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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