Security Across Major Cloud Platforms
Cloud security reviews across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
AWS Security
Review IAM, public exposure, storage permissions, logging, networking, backups and security configuration across AWS environments.
Microsoft Azure Security
Review identities, access, networking, resources, logging and security configurations across Microsoft Azure environments.
Google Cloud Security
Review IAM, service accounts, exposure, networking, logging and security posture across Google Cloud environments.
Cloud Security Services
Practical assessment, posture management, risk prioritization and remediation support.
Cloud Security Assessment
Structured review of cloud security configuration, identity, access, exposure, logging, backup, encryption and security controls.
IAM & CIEM Review
Review identities, roles, excessive privileges, service accounts, access keys and least-privilege opportunities.
Misconfiguration Review
Identify risky cloud configurations, unnecessary public exposure and insecure resource settings.
CNAPP / CSPM Review
Review and prioritize findings from cloud-native security and posture-management platforms using risk and context.
Risk Prioritization
Focus remediation on findings with meaningful exposure, severity, identity context and business impact.
Cloud Hardening
Improve IAM, networking, storage, logging, encryption and other security configurations.
Vulnerability Management
Review workload vulnerabilities and prioritize remediation using severity, exposure and business context.
Container & Kubernetes Security
Review container workloads, registries, Kubernetes environments and related cloud security controls.
Infrastructure as Code Security
Review Terraform and other infrastructure configurations to identify security issues before deployment.
Prioritize the Risks That Matter
Cloud security platforms can generate large numbers of findings. Not every alert represents the same level of risk.
Nanobricks can help review findings in context by considering exposure, permissions, workload importance, vulnerabilities, identities and other factors that influence practical risk.
The goal is to move from a long list of alerts toward clear remediation priorities that teams can act on.
Security Areas We Can Review
Identity & permissions
Public exposure
Misconfigurations
Vulnerabilities
Containers & Kubernetes
Infrastructure as Code
Logging & monitoring
What We Can Review
Scope can be tailored to your cloud platform and environment.
- Users, roles and permissions
- Privileged access
- MFA and identity security
- Service accounts and access keys
- Publicly exposed resources
- Network security controls
- Storage permissions
- Encryption configuration
- Backup and recovery settings
- Audit logging and monitoring
- CNAPP / CSPM findings
- Vulnerabilities and posture risks
Ideal For
- Businesses already running workloads in the cloud
- Organizations preparing for security assessments
- Teams managing large CNAPP or CSPM finding volumes
- Businesses with growing multi-account or multi-cloud environments
- Organizations requiring IAM cleanup
- Teams improving cloud security posture
Ways to Engage Nanobricks
Choose an assessment, remediation project or recurring security review.
Security Assessment
A focused cloud security review with prioritized findings and practical remediation recommendations.
Remediation Support
Implementation assistance for agreed security findings, IAM improvements and cloud hardening activities.
Periodic Security Review
Recurring review of cloud posture, findings and security improvement priorities.
How We Work
A structured process from discovery through remediation.
Discover
Understand cloud platforms, accounts, workloads and existing security tools.
Assess
Review identities, configurations, workloads and security findings.
Prioritize
Focus on issues with meaningful exposure and business impact.
Remediate
Implement or coordinate security improvements and track progress.
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Open Endpoint AssessmentFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Nanobricks Cloud Security Services.
What is a cloud security assessment?
It is a structured review of cloud identity, access, configurations, exposure, logging, backup and other security controls.
Which cloud platforms do you support?
Nanobricks supports cloud security requirements across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
Can you review CNAPP or CSPM findings?
Yes. Findings can be reviewed, prioritized and translated into practical remediation actions based on the agreed engagement scope.
Can you review IAM and excessive permissions?
Yes. IAM reviews can cover users, roles, service accounts, access keys, privileged access and least-privilege opportunities.
Can you review Kubernetes and containers?
Yes. Scope can include container workloads, registries, Kubernetes configurations and their relationship with cloud identities and resources.
Do you provide remediation support?
Yes. Nanobricks can assist with agreed configuration changes, IAM improvements and cloud hardening activities.
Can you help with large volumes of cloud findings?
Yes. Findings can be prioritized using factors such as exposure, severity, identity context, workload importance and practical remediation impact.
Does an assessment guarantee that an environment is secure?
No. An assessment identifies risks observed during the engagement. Cloud environments continuously change, so security should be reviewed periodically.
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