Security & Compliance

Cloud Security & Compliance You Can Trust

Secure your digital infrastructure with a proactive security posture. From access audits to cloud architecture hardening, we help enterprises stay resilient and compliant.

What We Offer:

Cloud security architecture (e.g., OCI security)

IAM, RBAC, SoD audits

Security posture, assessment & remediation

FAQ's

1. What is cloud security architecture and why is it essential?

Cloud security architecture is the systematic design of security controls such as encryption, IAM, network isolation, and monitoring to protect cloud workloads. In platforms like OCI, these measures ensure customer isolation, always-on encryption, and robust audit logging for mission-critical applications.

2. What is OCI security and how does it help enterprises?

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is built with a security-first mindset. It offers multi-layered protection from hardware and virtualization to data encryption and identity management enabling secure migration of critical workloads.

3. What are IAM, RBAC, and SoD audits, and how do they improve compliance?

IAM (Identity & Access Management) ensures secure identity governance and access policies.
RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) assigns privileges based on defined roles to enforce least privilege.
SoD (Segregation of Duties) prevents conflicts of interest by requiring multiple approvals for critical actions.

4. How do SoD audits help detect and prevent fraud?

SoD audits identify when users hold conflicting roles (e.g., creating and approving transactions). Detecting this prevents unauthorized transactions and reduces compliance risk.

5. What does a security posture assessment involve?

We evaluate your cloud environment by testing vulnerabilities, reviewing configurations, and identifying misalignments with compliance standards. This helps pinpoint weaknesses and informs remediation efforts .

6. How do you strengthen security architecture during compliance audits?

By hardening network zones, implementing continuous monitoring, enforcing encryption, and performing periodic penetration testing all aligned with best-practice frameworks like Oracle’s security pillar.

7. How frequently should IAM and RBAC permissions be reviewed?

Regular reviews ideally quarterly or semi-annually ensure role mappings stay aligned with evolving staff responsibilities. This prevents role bloat and enforces a least-privilege model .

8. What happens after a security posture assessment?

We provide prioritized remediation recommendations (including architecture hardening, policy updates, and automated access enforcement), followed by follow-up audits to ensure threats are mitigated and compliance is sustained.