Cloud Security
Harden the platforms your business depends on.
Wysper reviews cloud environments for configuration drift, weak access boundaries, exposed services, insufficient logging, and recovery gaps, then turns findings into a practical control plan.
What We Do
Cloud posture work starts with the real environment.
We review AWS, Azure, Microsoft 365, Google Cloud, DNS, CDN, and adjacent web infrastructure where applicable. The work focuses on practical exposure: who has access, what is reachable, what is logged, what is recoverable, and which configuration choices create recurring risk.
- Cloud account structure, administrative roles, MFA, conditional access, and vendor access
- Public exposure, storage permissions, network segmentation, secrets, certificates, and DNS records
- Logging coverage, alerting paths, backups, recovery assumptions, and configuration drift
- Least-privilege access boundaries and documented access review cadence
- NIST/CIS-informed configuration baselines and remediation sequencing
- Change control for cloud configuration updates, rollback planning, and post-change verification
Frameworks in action: least privilege, default deny, MFA enforcement, configuration baselines, drift detection, logging, recovery planning, and formal change control.
Outputs
Clear findings, not vague cloud advice.
- Cloud posture findings with severity, affected systems, and business impact
- Prioritized remediation path separating urgent exposure from background hardening
- Configuration baseline recommendations the business can maintain after the engagement
- Administrative access cleanup, MFA enforcement, and stale vendor access removal
- Logging, backup, storage, DNS, CDN, WAF, and certificate configuration improvements
- Documented ownership for recurring cloud administration and review tasks
Start Quietly
Start with a cloud environment review.
We identify the configuration and access gaps that matter before recommending changes.