Assessing the risks associated with cloud computing (e.g., data integrity, privacy, recovery, and multi-tenant isolation) is critical to the successful adoption of cloud computing technologies. CryptoForensics’ Cloud Architecture and Security Review offerings are cost-effective cloud security services that help clients to manage their organization’s risk in order to reduce the burden on internal resources. Cloud computing offers several key advantages to organizations—including reduced costs, automation, hardware independence, high availability, and increased flexibility—and each component comes with associated security and privacy costs.
The deployment of cloud technologies can drastically alter an organization’s risk landscape, impacting confidentiality, privacy, integrity, regulatory compliance, availability, and e discovery, as well as incident response and forensics. Therefore, it is important to ensure that proper security controls are in place. Our cloud computing and security review expertise can help you to:
CryptoForensics’ Cloud Architecture and Security Review covers all the major cloud computing architectures, including Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).
Our methodology for each engagement is based on our offerings, which include:
Cloud Architecture Review:
CryptoForensics experts will critically and comprehensively examine:
Cloud Infrastructure Security Assessment:
CryptoForensics experts will critically and comprehensively examine the logical network, applications, and services hosted by the cloud. Key services in this assessment may include the following:
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Today, most enterprises try to deal with cybersecurity threats by focusing inwardly through conducting vulnerability assessments, making detailed network maps, and in some cases, deploying robust patch management processes to continuously monitor their networks and systems. While this approach provides some benefits, against many cyber threats it's ineffective. Most corporate networks are so large and complex that it's simply too difficult to identify all of their assets, or all of their vulnerabilities, and patch them fast enough. Today's cyber wrongdoers are sophisticated, well-funded, and patient—they use a wide range of techniques to penetrate even well-protected enterprises...