Cloud Security

Whether your IT environment is already relying on cloud services or are considering a migration to the cloud, we can help you adapt your security posture at each stage of your journey to the specific cybersecurity challenges introduced by cloud computing.

Strategy & Governance

A cloud security strategy must take into account many non-functional dimensions into account including data protection, data sovereignty, integrity, availability,… These considerations apply to any technology service but in a cloud platform shared with many other tenants and where data can be stored and processed in many different locations and jurisdictions they can become even more complex. The cloud security strategy must insure among other things that state of the art security controls are in place, that the operational processes are well defined particularly identifying the boundaries between the cloud provider and the enterprise, … When speaking of hybrid environments built from both on-premises and (public) cloud components it is also crucial to define from early on standard and secure integration patterns between those two worlds.

Securely moving to the cloud

No matter if you are considering lift and shift or complete refactoring of your applications, it is crucial that the migration is performed in a secured and controlled way. While perimeter security is still build around an entire on-premises infrastructure today, the cloud is a service oriented platform where security features are distributed in each different component. Even if these security features are available, they are not self-sufficient and need to be properly configured and monitored to provide their full potential. It is key to implement those features from day one or even before to avoid leaving gaps in your security posture during the migration.