We put Security First
in everything we do
Cloud security should be a top priority for every business. Cutting corners can leave you vulnerable to attacks—an expense you definitely don't want to bear.
Putting Security First
Cloud security should be a top priority in all aspects of technology, from your Kubernetes clusters to your software development lifecycle (SDLC). That's why we offer a wide range of services to ensure comprehensive security at every level.
Cloud Security Assessment
Understanding your security posture is the first step in securing your systems and identifying the key cloud security risks your organization faces.
Understanding your security posture is the first step in securing your systems and identifying the key cloud security risks your organization faces.
Secure Build and Deployment
We believe in shifting left on cloud security. By integrating security controls into your build and deployment processes, we identify and address risks before they reach production.
We believe in shifting left on cloud security. By integrating security controls into your build and deployment processes, we identify and address risks before they reach production.
Vulnerability Management
The only constant is change, and the security landscape is no exception. Therefore, it is crucial to quickly identify, assess, and remediate vulnerabilities in your applications.
The only constant is change, and the security landscape is no exception. Therefore, it is crucial to quickly identify, assess, and remediate vulnerabilities in your applications.
Got Questions ?
What is cloud security ?
Cloud security encompasses the practices, technologies, and policies aimed at protecting data, applications, and infrastructure within cloud computing environments from un-authorized access, threats, and breaches.
What are the common threats to cloud security?
Some common cloud security threats include data breaches, insider threats, DDoS attacks, and malware infections. These threats can result in data loss, theft, or exposure, as well as business disruption and financial loss.
Who is responsible for cloud security?
Cloud security is a shared responsibility between the cloud service provider and the customer. The provider is responsible for the security of the cloud infrastructure, while the customer is responsible for securing their data and applications in the cloud.
What are the different layers of cloud security?
Often referred to as the “Cloud Security Stack,” the different layers are:
- Physical Security, which involves securing the data centres and physical infrastructure;
- Network Security, which focuses on securing network traffic and communications;
- Host Security, which involves securing the cloud servers and virtual machines;
- Data Security, which includes protecting data at rest and in transit; and
- Application Security, which focuses on securing cloud-based applications and APIs.
What are some best practices for implementing cloud security solutions?
Best practices for implementing cloud security solutions include developing a comprehensive security strategy, educating employees on security protocols, regularly updating software and patches, monitoring for suspicious activities, and conducting frequent security assessments.
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