Cloud Security — AWS, Azure, GCP Posture Management and Zero Trust

AWS, Azure, and GCP posture management, architecture review, container and Kubernetes security, cloud penetration testing, and zero-trust implementation. Aligned to FedRAMP, GovRAMP, EO 14028, and OMB M-22-09.

AWS
Azure
GCP
CIS Benchmarks
FedRAMP RA-5

Cloud breaches almost never come from a sophisticated zero-day.

They come from a misconfigured S3 bucket, an over-permissive IAM role, an exposed KMS key, or a forgotten Kubernetes API. Your cloud security program needs to find those things continuously, not at audit time. We assess your current posture against benchmarks and threat patterns, harden what’s high-leverage, and stand up the continuous monitoring so the posture doesn’t degrade between audits.

What’s included.

Capability · 01

Cloud posture assessment

Multi-account / multi-subscription / multi-project review against CIS Benchmarks and your compliance framework. Output: prioritized findings.

CIS BenchmarksCSA CCM
Capability · 02

Architecture review

IAM trust paths, network segmentation, encryption posture, logging coverage, control-plane attack surface.

FedRAMPEO 14028NIST 800-53
Capability · 03

Container and Kubernetes security

Image scanning, runtime protection, RBAC review, network policies, admission control, supply-chain integrity.

CIS K8s BenchmarkNIST 800-190
Capability · 04

Cloud penetration testing

Adversary emulation in cloud environments, focused on identity-based lateral movement and control-plane abuse.

NIST 800-115ATT&CK Cloud
Capability · 05

Zero trust implementation

NIST 800-207 architecture, identity-aware proxies, service-mesh policies, BeyondCorp-style rollout.

NIST 800-207OMB M-22-09
Capability · 06

Compliance mapping

FedRAMP, GovRAMP, NIST 800-53, EO 14028, OMB M-22-09 control mapping for your cloud environment.

FedRAMPGovRAMPFISMA

Assess, harden, monitor.

PHASE 01 · 2–3 WEEKS
Assess

Automated scanning + manual review across accounts. Output: prioritized findings + roadmap.

PHASE 02 · 4–10 WEEKS
Harden

Top findings remediated. Architecture-level changes designed and rolled out where indicated.

PHASE 03 · HANDOFF OR RETAINER
Monitor

Continuous monitoring tooling deployed. Detection content tuned. Quarterly posture review.

Framework mapping.

CapabilityFrameworks
Cloud posture managementCIS Benchmarks · CSA CCM · NIST 800-53 (CA-7, SC-12)
Architecture reviewFedRAMP · GovRAMP · EO 14028 · NIST 800-53 (SC family)
Container + KubernetesCIS Kubernetes Benchmark · NIST 800-190
Cloud penetration testingNIST 800-115 · MITRE ATT&CK Cloud Matrix
Zero trustNIST SP 800-207 · OMB M-22-09 · CISA ZT Maturity Model

Outcomes.

  • A cloud posture report sized for your auditor and your engineering team — same findings, two views.
  • A prioritized hardening roadmap with control mappings and effort estimates.
  • Continuous-monitoring tooling integrated with your existing alerting, with detections tuned to your environment.

Frequently asked questions.

What clouds do you cover?
AWS, Azure, GCP. OCI, IBM Cloud, and Alibaba on request.
Do you test multi-cloud or only one at a time?
Both. Multi-cloud assessments highlight identity-trust paths between providers — a real risk most single-provider tools miss.
What posture management tools do you use?
Wiz, Prisma Cloud, Lacework, native cloud tools (AWS Security Hub, Defender for Cloud, Security Command Center). Selection is part of the assessment if you're tool-shopping.
Can you support a FedRAMP or GovRAMP authorization?
Yes — coordinated through /cybersecurity/grc-compliance. The cloud-security work feeds the SSP and the SAR.
What about Kubernetes specifically?
Yes — CIS Kubernetes Benchmark assessment, NIST 800-190 mapping, runtime tooling deployment (Falco, Tetragon, etc.), and admission control design.