Cloud Security for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud

Your cloud grows. Do you know what got exposed?

We review configurations, access and architecture to find exposures and decide, with your team, which fixes come first.

DefinitionUpdated Sep 30, 2026

What is cloud security?

It is the set of controls and practices that protects data, identities, applications and resources in the cloud. The provider handles one part and the company handles another, and the split changes by service. Taura assesses what falls under the company's responsibility and helps address exposures in AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

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Context

When to review your cloud

The environment grew without an access reviewExcessive permissions and orphaned accounts usually show up first.

A migration is underwayIt is the best time to adjust architecture and controls.

Resources or credentials were exposedWe investigate the reach and prioritize containment and remediation.

Customers ask for evidenceConfigurations and controls documented to match what was requested.

Scope

What we assess

PostureConfigurations compared to each provider's and service's best practices.

Identity and accessIAM, authentication, administrative permissions and third-party access.

Networks and architectureSegmentation, public exposure and protective controls.

Containers and workloadsImages, clusters, secrets and managed services.

DataEncryption, keys, storage and backup.

Evidence and responseControl documentation and support for cloud incidents.

Method

From visibility to fixes

MappingResources, accounts and data flows.

AssessmentConfigurations and permissions, service by service.

ValidationExploitation paths, when authorized.

PrioritizationFixes decided together with your team.

RoutineOwners and periodic posture reviews.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Doesn't the provider handle security?

Part of it. Under the shared responsibility model, the split depends on the type of service. Identities, data and configurations almost always stay with the company.

Which AWS exposures are worth investigating?

Overly broad permissions, old access keys, unnecessarily public storage, critical accounts without MFA and audit logs nobody reviews are among the most common.

How does the AWS partnership work?

Taura is an AWS partner and takes care of the environment's security, starting with a free maturity assessment. Account billing can also go through Taura, optionally and with commercial terms. Details are on the partners page.

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