Cloud IAM Hardening
Strengthen cloud identity controls to reduce misuse, privilege abuse, and account compromise across cloud environments.
Strengthen cloud identity controls to reduce misuse, privilege abuse, and account compromise across cloud environments.
Reduce cloud access risk by tightening identities, permissions, and policy configurations.
Assess risky cloud IAM configurations in AWS, Azure, and GCP to uncover gaps, misuse, and exposure risks.
Eliminate excessive, unused, or inherited permissions to reduce the attack surface without disrupting workloads or operations.
Secure non-human identities, service accounts, keys, and roles used by applications, pipelines, and automation processes.
Remediate overly permissive IAM policies by fixing wildcards, broad access, and misaligned trust relationships across clouds.
Monitor identity changes, role updates, and privilege usage continuously to detect risky behavior and privilege drift.
Expertise, innovation, scalability, security, and proven success.
Proven Expertise
Securing cloud identity environments for over 14 years.
Client First
Hardening approaches tailored to your cloud usage and operational realities.
Skilled Team
Engineers experienced across AWS, Azure, and GCP IAM models.
Trusted Partner
Ongoing support as cloud environments evolve and scale.
Business Focused
Identity controls are balanced to protect assets without slowing teams.
Reliable Delivery
Clear, actionable fixes that teams can apply confidently.
Keep cloud identities clean, controlled, and continuously monitored.
Success,
in their own words.
President, CRO and COO
Dorothy AI
CEO
The Clearvue Ltd
CTO
Vestaplus
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Cloud breaches often start with excessive permissions. Tight IAM controls limit how far attackers can move if access is compromised.
Basic setups grant access to enable work. Hardening removes unnecessary privileges and fixes hidden risks that accumulate over time.
Service accounts often hold powerful permissions and long-lived credentials. If unmanaged, they become high-impact attack paths.
Changes are validated carefully. Permissions are reviewed against actual usage to avoid breaking applications or automation.
Reduced privilege sprawl, clearer access visibility, lower blast radius, and stronger control over cloud identities.
