Build security directly into your cloud platform
We design cloud security that developers barely notice, but attackers definitely do.
Focus areas
- Secure Cloud Foundations
- The account structure, guardrails, and defaults that make everything built on top safer
- Identity That Scales
- Every person, workload, and service gets only the access it actually needs
- Eliminate Credential Risk
- Remove hardcoded secrets and manage credentials securely across your delivery pipeline
- Multi-Cloud Architecture
- A consistent security posture across AWS, GCP, and Azure, not three different ones
- Security Automation
- Controls built into infrastructure and CI/CD so improvements stick
- Developer Enablement
- The secure path becomes the easiest path, with no security tickets required
Deliverables
- A prioritized roadmap tied to business risk
- Security controls your engineering team can actually maintain
- Executive-ready reporting for leadership and customers
- Faster audit readiness
- Measurably reduced operational risk
- Practical documentation, not shelfware
How it runs
- 01
Understand
We learn how your business operates, where risk exists, and what matters most.
- 02
Improve
Address the highest-impact issues first with practical engineering changes.
- 03
Automate
Build security into infrastructure, CI/CD, and cloud platforms so improvements stick.
- 04
Enable
Leave your team with documented processes, measurable improvements, and the confidence to operate independently.
FAQ
Which clouds do you work with?
AWS, GCP, and Azure, including multi-cloud platforms. Recent work spans AWS Identity Center design, GCP IAM hygiene, and Azure bootstrap security, all delivered through infrastructure as code.
Do you implement, or just advise?
Both. I'm hands-on with Terraform, Crossplane, ArgoCD, and Kubernetes, and I currently lead security for the cloud platform of an AI startup. Advisory comes with working code, not just slideware.
We had a cloud pentest. How is this different?
A pentest finds point-in-time weaknesses. This engagement fixes the systems that generate them (the access model, the pipeline, the defaults) so the same findings don't reappear next year.
How do you avoid disrupting our engineers?
Changes go through the same PR-based workflow your team already uses. Guardrails, not gates: the secure path becomes the easiest path.
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Ready to talk about cloud & platform security?
A 30-minute intro call: your goals, your environment, and whether this is a fit. No pitch deck, no obligation.