Overview
A report is not a fix. Plenty of teams get tested every year and carry the same class of finding from one report to the next, because nobody had the time or the specific knowledge to close it properly.
This is the work after the finding: hardening done with your team, in your environment, ending at a verified state rather than a closed ticket.
What is covered
Hardening baselines for cloud accounts, hosts and clusters
Identity, privilege and access-review design
Secret management, key rotation and credential hygiene
Backup, recovery and ransomware-resilience review
Logging and detection coverage where it is missing
Remediation done alongside your engineers, not handed over as a ticket
How it runs
Work starts from real findings — ours or someone else's — and ends at a retested state. Where a fix is not possible, we say so, and design the compensating control instead of leaving the risk unlabelled.
What you get
A hardened baseline you can apply to the next system
Verification that each fix actually closed the path
Documentation your team can maintain without us
A written record of accepted risk where a fix was not possible
Method and standards
CIS Benchmarks for host, cloud and container baselines
NIST SP 800-53 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework for control selection
Cloud-provider well-architected security guidance
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