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Cloud & DevOps / Cloud Security

Cloud Security Services and Hardening

Identity and access management, network segmentation, encryption and compliance configuration for AWS, Azure or GCP, set up as a deliberate, layered defense.

  • 4Layers reviewed: identity, network
  • 2-3 wksTypical time to an initial review
  • 3Cloud providers covered: AWS, Azure, GCP
  • DocumentedConfiguration, not a one-time fix

Why It Matters

Cloud misconfiguration is one of the most common breach causes

Identity and access management built on least privilege

Roles and permissions are reviewed and scoped so that accounts and services can do only what they actually need, reducing the blast radius of any single compromised credential.

  • Roles reviewed against actual usage
  • Over-broad permissions identified and narrowed
  • Access changes logged and auditable

Network paths and encryption configured deliberately

Network segmentation limits how far an issue in one part of your environment can spread, while encryption at rest and in transit is verified rather than assumed to already be on.

  • Network paths segmented by function
  • Encryption checked, not assumed
  • Compliance settings matched to your requirements

From an audit to a hardened, documented configuration

  1. Audit current state

    We review identity, network, encryption and compliance configuration as it stands today.

  2. Prioritize gaps

    Findings are ranked by actual risk, so the most exposed issues get fixed first.

  3. Fix identity and network

    Access is scoped to least privilege, and network paths are segmented by function.

  4. Verify encryption and compliance

    Encryption settings are confirmed, and compliance configuration is mapped to your requirements.

  5. Document and hand over

    The resulting configuration is documented so your team can maintain it going forward.

Everything needed to harden your cloud environment

  • Identity & access review

    Roles and permissions scoped to least privilege, with MFA enforced.

  • Network segmentation

    Workloads isolated by function so issues do not spread freely.

  • Encryption configuration

    Data at rest and in transit encrypted, with keys managed centrally.

  • Compliance configuration

    Policy settings mapped to the requirements relevant to you.

  • Configuration audit

    A clear picture of current gaps before any change is made.

  • Connects to your stack

    Configured across AWS, Azure or GCP, and can cover ERP or CRM access paths where relevant.

Why teams choose TCB Infotech for Cloud Security

  • We audit before we change anything

    Every engagement starts with a review of the current configuration, not a default checklist applied blindly.

  • Least privilege by default

    Access is scoped to what is actually used, reducing risk without breaking existing workflows.

  • Provider-specific expertise

    Native tools and controls for AWS, Azure and GCP, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

  • Compliance mapped, not guessed

    Policy configuration is tied directly to the requirements that apply to you.

  • Handover included

    Documentation your team can use to maintain the configuration after we are done.

Cloud Security, answered

What does Cloud Security cover?

Identity and access management, network segmentation, encryption for data at rest and in transit, and compliance configuration for your cloud provider, whether that is AWS, Azure or GCP.

How is Cloud Security different from Security Management?

Cloud Security covers securing the cloud infrastructure itself: identity and access management, network segmentation, encryption and compliance configuration for AWS, Azure or GCP. Security Management is the ongoing managed service that monitors, patches and responds to security incidents across your applications and infrastructure day to day, whether that infrastructure is cloud, on-premise, or both.

Which cloud providers do you work with?

AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Platform. The specific controls and native tools we configure depend on which provider, or combination of providers, you run on.

Do you run a security audit first?

Yes. We start by reviewing your current identity, network, encryption and compliance configuration to identify gaps before making any changes.

Will this help with compliance requirements like SOC 2 or ISO 27001?

Cloud Security configuration addresses many of the technical controls those frameworks require, such as access control and encryption. We configure the infrastructure side, while certification itself involves additional process and documentation work.

How long does an initial cloud security setup take?

An initial review and priority fixes are typically completed within two to three weeks, with broader hardening across identity, network and compliance phased in after that.

Related

The other services in this section, and related pages from TCB Infotech.

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