Simplify Cloud Security. Implement Controls. Reduce Risk.

The cloud has become the primary location for sensitive data, business-critical applications, and the identities that connect every system, making cloud environments one of the most targeted, fastest-moving, and hardest-to-defend surfaces in the modern enterprise. Three factors make it a priority: 

1. Most organizations now use more than one cloud provider, often across AWS, Azure, and GCP. They also rely on SaaS tools like Okta, Netskope, Splunk, and Google Workspace. As these environments grow, it becomes harder to handle configurations, manage identity sprawl, and reduce security risk.
2. AI-driven, machine-speed attacks now routinely discover undocumented assets and misconfigurations within minutes, removing security-through-obscurity as a viable line of defense.
3. Regulatory frameworks increasingly require consistent controls (MFA, logging, encryption, access governance) across every cloud, raising the cost of fragmented configurations and disconnected security baselines.

Our Cloud Security services combine assessments, technical consultancy, deployments and migrations, and ongoing remediation and continuous improvement implementations across major cloud providers and cloud-native platforms. 

Engagements typically begin with an assessment scoped to one or more platforms (Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Google Workspace, Splunk, Netskope, Okta, or other security-focused cloud solutions), and can extend into architecture and design, hands-on remediation, networking reviews, SIEM integration, and DLP optimization. Every engagement concludes with a technical report, an executive summary, and the knowledge transfer your team needs to sustain the improvements.

Beazley Security supports the three major cloud providers (Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud Platform), as well as a growing list of cloud-native and security-focused SaaS platforms, including Google Workspace, Splunk, Netskope, and Okta. The flexibility of our delivery model and our extended SME network allow us to align senior subject matter experts with almost any cloud or security platform in a client's stack, even when their environment combines multiple providers for resilience or specialized workloads.

The main difference is scope. Our Cloud Security services cover a broader environment, including any cloud provider, cloud-native platform, or SaaS tool. Because every hybrid cloud environment is different, these engagements are usually shaped around your specific resources, risks, and requirements, with additional SMEs brought in as needed.

On the other hand, our Microsoft Security services go deeper into the Microsoft ecosystem, including Microsoft 365, Entra, Intune, Defender XDR, Purview, Sentinel, and Copilot. These engagements are usually more repeatable, off-the-shelf, and tied to Microsoft’s integrated security stack. That said, the two practices often work together, especially when an engagement spans both Microsoft and broader multi-cloud environments.

A Cloud Security Assessment is a hands-on, targeted review of your cloud environment. Beazley Security uses Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) methodologies and platform-specific benchmarks, including CIS, ISO 27001, and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, to evaluate your security posture. 

Depending on the scope, our consultants assess identity and access management, network security configuration, data storage and encryption, logging and monitoring, license utilization, and integrations with adjacent security tools. For hybrid cloud environments, we can assess both on-premises and cloud systems to establish a single consistent security baseline before remediation is scoped. 

Findings are categorized by severity and include prioritized recommendations, remediation guidance, a detailed technical report, and an executive summary for leadership and audit conversations. Because cloud environments can be costly to assess in full, scopes are typically focused on the highest-value or highest-risk areas first.

Yes. Cloud remediation is rarely as simple as toggling a setting. Resources are often deeply interconnected, span multiple regions, and require careful architectural decisions before changes can be safely applied. Our services include design and architecture, hands-on deployment and remediation, and optimization to close the gaps identified during assessment. We also provide knowledge transfer through workshops, mini-webinars, playbooks, KPIs, dashboards, and governance materials, so your internal team is equipped to run the environment confidently after we hand it back.