CSPM
- Identity
- Network
- Storage
- Compute
- Posture board
- Exposure graph
Harden the Cloud. Secure the Inbox.
Our Cloud Infrastructure & Email Configuration Review combines Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), configuration assessment, hardening review, and email security validation to find misconfigurations, excessive permissions, exposed services, and email weaknesses before they become exploitable—across Azure, AWS, GCP, Microsoft 365, and enterprise email.
We evaluate your cloud security posture continuously across identity, network, storage, and compute controls. CSPM-led assessment surfaces drift, policy gaps, and exposure risks so you can strengthen posture against industry benchmarks and regulatory expectations.
Assess security posture across Azure, AWS, GCP, and hybrid cloud estates.
Evaluate IAM posture, privileged access, and excessive permission risks.
Identify publicly exposed services, weak network boundaries, and open paths.
Surface configuration drift from approved baselines and security policies.
Compare controls against CIS, vendor benchmarks, and security best practices.
Prioritize posture gaps by exploitability, blast radius, and business impact.
We review cloud service configurations across compute, storage, identity, networking, and cloud-native security controls. The goal is to uncover misconfigurations that could lead to unauthorized access, data exposure, or ransomware—before attackers do.
Review VM, container, and serverless configurations for insecure defaults.
Assess buckets, disks, and databases for public access and weak encryption.
Validate security groups, firewalls, routing, and private connectivity patterns.
Review directory, federation, MFA, and conditional access configurations.
Check audit logging, alerting, and monitoring coverage for critical services.
Identify missing or misused native security services and guardrails.
Beyond discovery, we assess how well your cloud environment is hardened against real-world attack paths. We validate baselines, privilege boundaries, segmentation, and recovery readiness—then provide actionable hardening recommendations tied to business risk.
Validate cloud hardening baselines against industry and vendor guidance.
Tighten roles, service principals, and break-glass access paths.
Assess network and account isolation to limit lateral movement.
Review secret storage, key rotation, and encryption key protection practices.
Evaluate backup protection, immutability, and restore readiness against ransomware.
Deliver prioritized hardening steps mapped to exploitability and impact.
Email remains a primary entry point for phishing, spoofing, and account takeover. We review enterprise email and Microsoft 365 configurations, authentication protocols, and security controls to reduce spoofing risk and strengthen mailbox and tenant security.
Validate email authentication protocols to reduce spoofing and impersonation.
Review M365 and tenant security settings that protect mailboxes and identities.
Assess mailbox permissions, forwarding rules, and privileged email access.
Evaluate anti-phishing, spam, and malware filtering effectiveness.
Review transport rules, external sharing, and risky email flow configurations.
Provide practical fixes to harden email security and reduce business email compromise.
Engagement flow
Four independent review tracks in one suite — each delivered on its own, visualized together so coverage is clear at a glance.
Cloud & Email Estate
Independent review tracks
Next step
Talk with our team about a Cloud Infrastructure & Email Configuration Review tailored to your cloud estate, identity model, and email platform.
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