SECURITY & COMPLIANCE

Security built into the architecture, not applied after deployment

Cloud security incidents are rarely caused by sophisticated attacks. They are caused by misconfigured storage buckets, overpermissioned service accounts, unpatched systems, and credentials left in code repositories. The attack surface is created during implementation and discovered later.

We treat security as an architectural requirement. Threat modelling, access control design, encryption policy, and compliance mapping happen before deployment, not as a post-launch audit that discovers what should have been built differently.

Compliance with a framework is a minimum. A cloud environment that is compliant but misconfigured is still a liability. We build for both the audit and the operating posture that the audit is meant to verify.

What's happening in Cloud Security & Compliance

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of cloud security incidents in the past three years involved misconfiguration, not advanced threats, but preventable errors in access controls, storage permissions, and network exposure
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of cloud breaches involve compromised credentials, overpermissioned accounts and long-lived access keys remain the most common entry point into cloud environments
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more expensive to remediate a compliance gap discovered in an audit than to build compliance into the architecture during initial deployment
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of organisations running cloud workloads have at least one publicly exposed storage resource they are unaware of, shadow configurations are the norm, not the exception

What we offer

CLOUD SECURITY ARCHITECTURE

Design the access, network, and encryption posture before the first workload deploys

We design your cloud security architecture from identity and access management through network segmentation, encryption at rest and in transit, and secrets management. Security controls are built into the infrastructure-as-code templates your team deploys from, not applied manually after the fact.

CLOUD SECURITY ASSESSMENT

Find the misconfiguration and access control gaps before an attacker does

We run a structured assessment of your existing cloud environment, storage permissions, IAM policy analysis, network exposure, logging coverage, and secrets hygiene. The output is a prioritised remediation plan with risk ratings, not a generic findings list your team has to interpret without context.

SECURITY MONITORING & ALERTING

Know when something unusual is happening before it becomes an incident

We configure cloud-native security monitoring, threat detection, anomaly alerting, log aggregation, and incident response playbooks, so your team has visibility into what is happening in the environment and a defined process for responding when the alerts fire.

COMPLIANCE FRAMEWORK IMPLEMENTATION

Map your cloud environment to the framework your business is required to meet

Whether your requirement is SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, or a customer-mandated control set, we map each control to a specific technical implementation in your cloud environment and produce the evidence documentation your audit will require. Compliance is designed in, not retrofitted before an audit deadline.

IDENTITY & ACCESS MANAGEMENT

Define who can do what in your cloud environment, precisely and auditably

Overpermissioned accounts are the most common security gap in cloud environments. We design and implement IAM policies based on least-privilege principles, configure role-based access for human users and service accounts, and implement the audit logging your team needs to detect unexpected access patterns.

THE WEBIZONA DIFFERENCE

Why choose Webizona as your Security & Compliance company?

Security at design time

Threat modelling and access control design before deployment, not a post-launch security audit that finds what the build should have done differently. Security controls live in the infrastructure templates your team deploys from.

Compliance mapped to controls

Each compliance requirement mapped to a specific technical control in your environment, with evidence documentation that answers what your auditor will ask. We build for the audit posture, not just the checklist.

Least privilege by default

Every service account, human user role, and API key scoped to the minimum access it requires. Overpermissioned accounts are the most common cloud security gap, we treat them as a design failure, not an acceptable default.

Benefits

Common Questions

SOC 2 Type I and II, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and customer-specific control frameworks. We start by mapping your actual compliance requirements, who you sell to, what data you handle, and what your contracts commit you to, and build to those specific requirements rather than applying a generic framework that may not match your obligations.
We start with a structured assessment, IAM policy review, storage permission audit, network exposure analysis, logging coverage check, and secrets hygiene scan. The output is a risk-prioritised remediation plan. We then implement the highest-priority controls first and work through the list systematically rather than attempting a full environment overhaul in one engagement.
A security assessment reviews your configuration, access controls, and architecture against known best practices and threat models. A penetration test attempts to exploit weaknesses by simulating an attacker. Both are valuable, assessment finds configuration gaps, penetration testing finds what an attacker can do with them. We offer both and can recommend which is appropriate for your current maturity level.
We implement a secrets management approach appropriate to your environment, typically AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Key Vault, or HashiCorp Vault, and migrate existing credentials out of environment variables, configuration files, and code repositories. Access to secrets is audited, rotated on a schedule, and scoped to the services that specifically require them.
Yes. We map your current environment against the SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria, identify gaps in your technical controls and evidence collection, implement the missing controls, and produce the policy and procedure documentation your auditor will review. We aim to have the technical side of SOC 2 readiness demonstrable before your auditor engages, not assembled in the weeks before the audit window.

Whats happening in Security & Compliance