Cyvora / Cyber security services
Cloud security and solutions
Build and improve cloud environments through secure architecture, configuration reviews and practical guidance for cloud transformation.
For Australian small and medium businesses and enterprise organisations.
Discuss your requirementsWhen to consider this service
Start with the problem
you need to solve.
Cloud configuration uncertainty, changing workloads or security gaps during cloud migration.
Agree a focused scope that reflects the systems, information and business activities you need to protect. The starting point is your current environment and the decisions your team needs to make.
Scope & outcomes
Practical work.
Clear deliverables.
What the engagement can cover
- Review cloud architecture, configuration and shared responsibilities
- Assess identity, data protection and monitoring controls
- Plan secure deployment and configuration improvements
Typical deliverables to agree
- A cloud security assessment
- Configuration and architecture recommendations
- A prioritised cloud improvement plan
Agree final deliverables, access requirements and responsibilities before the engagement begins.
Built around your organisation
The right fit
for your team.
Small & medium businesses
Focus on safe configuration, clear access permissions and protection of business information in cloud services.
Explore cyber security for SMBsEnterprise organisations
Assess control consistency, workload dependencies and governance across cloud environments and delivery teams.
Explore enterprise cyber securityPlanning your engagement
Check cloud configuration against business risk
Cloud security work should connect the service model to your responsibilities for identities, data and configuration. A review may examine public exposure, administrative access, logging and the controls used when deploying workloads. A migration creates an opportunity to define these responsibilities early rather than reproduce existing weaknesses in a new environment. Scope should specify the tenants, accounts, workloads and services being assessed, including what remains outside the review.
What to prepare before we start
Identify your cloud services, workloads, administrators and sensitive data flows. Bring architecture diagrams and existing findings where available. Agree access methods, review boundaries and whether implementation or verification of changes is included.
Common questions
Cloud security and solutions FAQs
Who is responsible for security in the cloud?
Responsibilities are shared between the cloud provider and the customer. The division depends on the service; customers still need to understand their responsibilities for identities, data, configuration and usage.
How is the engagement scoped?
Scope is agreed around your objectives, systems, stakeholders and available resources. Confirm deliverables, responsibilities, exclusions and any ongoing support before work begins.
What does a cloud security assessment review?
The scope can include identity permissions, configuration, data exposure, logging and workload architecture. The assessment should identify which environments and services were reviewed and translate findings into prioritised controls and owners.
Is a cloud configuration review the same as penetration testing?
No. A configuration review evaluates settings and architecture against an agreed baseline. Penetration testing investigates exploitable paths using authorised techniques. They can complement one another, with separate access requirements and testing boundaries.