Industries
Cloud security engineering by industry
We work with teams whose cloud security has to be engineered, remediated, verified and maintained, not just reported. Each industry page shows the problems we see, the services that fit and how an engagement runs.
Serving India and the United Arab Emirates
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Industry pages
- Industry pageSaaSFor SaaS companies running customer-facing, multi-tenant cloud platforms. Close findings, prove fixes and keep controls in place between releases and customer security reviews.Common problems
- Misconfiguration and control drift
- Identity and access sprawl
- Findings that stay open
- Industry pageFintechFor fintech teams running financial workloads in the cloud. Tighten identity and configuration, make every change accountable and keep evidence of what was checked and fixed.Common problems
- Identity and privileged access
- Cloud configuration risk
- Control drift in production
Across every industry
Assess → Remediate → Verify → Keep secure
The same loop runs in every engagement. People lead it, and ARIA, our product for cloud control remediation and verification, makes the repeatable parts consistent.
01
Assess
Find which cloud controls fail, and why they matter to your business.
02
Remediate
Fix what matters first, with your engineers and your approval.
03
Verify
Re-run the same check to confirm each fix.
04
Keep secure
Re-check on a schedule and catch drift where supported.
Clouds
AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud
- AWS
- Services
- Available
- ARIA
- Launching
- Microsoft Azure
- Services
- Available
- ARIA
- Launching
- Google Cloud
- Services
- Launching
- ARIA
- Launching
How to start
Start with a scoping call
Whatever your industry, every engagement is scoped and priced in writing before work begins.
01
Scoping call
We talk through your cloud and what you need to fix or prove.
02
Written scope
We agree what is in scope, what is not, and what you receive.
03
Proposal
You receive a fixed-price proposal before any work starts.
Tell us what your team needs to fix.
A scoping call covers your cloud, what needs fixing or proving, and what a first engagement would include. You receive a written scope before any work starts.