Identity sprawl
Human and machine identities with standing admin rights across accounts and subscriptions.
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Solutions · Cloud security
Secure every layer
of your cloud estate.
Cloud breaches are usually misconfiguration, over-privileged identities, and invisible shadow accounts — not exotic zero-days. CyberSafe hardens what you run, who can change it, and how you know when something drifts.
Shared responsibility
Your half of the cloud bargain
Providers secure the platform; you secure identities, configurations, data, and workloads. In practice that means IAM policies that grew by exception, storage buckets opened for a temporary integration, and logging that was never enabled because nobody owned the cost. Multi-cloud and SaaS make the problem worse by multiplying consoles and admin personas.
We meet you in the environments you already operate — public cloud, hybrid, and critical SaaS — and establish baselines, detection, and change hygiene that survive sprint velocity. Security becomes a property of how teams deploy, not a quarterly spreadsheet of findings that never land in backlog.
- Access
- Identity
- Monitor
Capabilities
Cloud risk that matters
Focus on the exposures that turn into incidents and audit findings.
Configuration drift
Public storage, open security groups, and disabled controls introduced under delivery pressure.
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Data exposure paths
Databases, object stores, and analytics platforms reachable beyond intended trust boundaries.
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Blind spots
Missing or siloed logs across cloud, Kubernetes, and SaaS so incidents reconstruct poorly.
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Process
How we secure the cloud
From inventory to continuous guardrails.
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Inventory & owners
Map accounts, tenants, and workloads — assign ownership for each critical surface.
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Identity baseline
Least privilege, MFA for admins, and removal of unused keys and roles.
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Harden configurations
CIS-aligned baselines adapted to your architecture and change process.
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Protect data paths
Encryption, access policies, and network controls around sensitive stores.
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Watch & improve
Logging, alerting, and periodic posture reviews wired into engineering workflows.
At a glance
Threats vs. CyberSafe responses
Common cloud failure modes
- Over-permissive IAM roles and long-lived access keys
- Publicly exposed storage or management endpoints
- Workload compromise via vulnerable images or supply chain
- Account takeover of cloud consoles and SaaS admins
- Lack of organisation-level guardrails across accounts
How CyberSafe responds
- IAM and secrets hygiene programmes with measurable reductions
- Configuration assessment and remediation playbooks
- Workload and container security recommendations tied to your pipeline
- Conditional access and privileged cloud admin patterns
- Organisation policies, landing-zone patterns, and monitoring design
Capabilities
What you gain
Clarity across platforms without freezing delivery.
Platform coverage
Consistent approach across major cloud providers and critical SaaS tenants.
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Workload context
Security decisions informed by how applications actually deploy and scale.
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Control evidence
Baselines and findings you can show customers, insurers, and internal audit.
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Reduced blast radius
Account and network boundaries that limit how far a single compromise travels.
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Make cloud security operable
Share your platforms and pain points. We will prioritise the identity and configuration gaps that create real exposure.
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