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Cloud Infrastructure
From AWS, Azure, GCloud, and more, we have your cloud security covered.
Deliver security for cloud infrastructure and deployed applications.
The move from on-premise to cloud has significantly redrawn the infrastructure landscape of many IT businesses. Whether it’s user management and federation, authentication, fire-walling, routing, network segmentation, monitoring or backups, IT teams are facing brand new challenges in an unfamiliar landscape.
Deliver deep configuration audits of security-related components and penetration testing of both cloud infrastructure and deployed applications on a variety of platforms from Amazon AWS through Google’s and Microsoft’s cloud environments.
Our insight.
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Did you know that as "zombie", you can be a victim and an attacker at the same time?
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Applications deployed in serverless runtime are just as susceptible to common vulnerabilities.
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One of the first points of interest for an attacker will be backups. Treat them as valuable as live data and make sure they have at least the same level of security.
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Did you know that having a trusted provider for cloud services does not guarantee security for your infrastructure? Custom applications, settings and more can greatly determine the security of information in the cloud.
Services for cloud infrastructures
Frequently asked, always answered.
The simplest way to estimate a project and build a quote is by having someone from our team take a quick look at the environment to determine the size of scope. We found that this provides the most accurate result for the quoting process and allows for the project to include the desired scope without being over priced.
Yes, insighti is able to, with permission, review and evaluate the security of 3rd party solutions. This allows our clients to make an informed decision about which solution to use based on the pros and cons of each.
A secure cloud provider only covers their portion of the service, they are not responsible for the security of the configurations or instances that are running on their platform.
A report includes the list of vulnerabilities discovered with severity rating. Additionally, there is a managerial summary which outlines how these vulnerabilities correspond to a business risk, and a technical write up, so developers can reproduce and correct the issues.
