Exposure review
A view of public access, sensitive resources, and configuration gaps.
← SERVICES / CLOUD SECURITYA clearer view
A clearer view
of your cloud.
Review access, configuration, and exposure across your cloud environment.
01 / THE SCOPE
What you get.
For teams building in the cloud or reviewing what is already running. Start with the accounts and workloads most important to your business.
Access assessment
Findings on permissions, identity controls, and unnecessary privilege.
Hardening plan
Prioritised changes to configuration, logging, and operational controls.
02 / THE PROCESS
A focused engagement.
- 01
Define the estate
Agree the cloud accounts, workloads, and access needed for review.
- 02
Review the controls
Assess configuration, identity, exposure, and visibility.
- 03
Set the priorities
Walk through findings and map improvements to your team’s workflow.
03 / GOOD TO KNOW
Before we start.
Will the review change our environment?
A configuration review is primarily observational. Any active testing or configuration changes require a separately agreed scope, permissions, and change window.
What happens after the review?
You receive prioritised findings and recommended changes. We walk through them with your team; implementation support and follow-up validation are agreed separately.
Which platforms can be reviewed?
Share your cloud providers and services when you enquire. Platform coverage and review depth are confirmed in the proposal.
Does a review require administrator access?
Access requirements depend on scope. Read-only access can support many review activities; any additional permissions should be agreed explicitly.
Is this the same as a penetration test?
A configuration review examines how cloud controls are set up. A penetration test validates attack paths. They can complement each other but have different scopes.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us about your systems and what you need.