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| 1Security Data access governance platform for Microsoft 365: permission monitoring, access change analytics, external sharing control and reporting that supports NIS2 compliance. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| 2ops 2ops is a cloud consulting and DevOps company providing managed DevOps services and deployments on Azure and multi-cloud environments. It offers penetration testing following OWASP and PTES, security assessments of cloud, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace environments, and cloud security adoption. | Part of the offering | Penetration Testing & Audits Cloud Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| 4Prime IT security integrator that designs, deploys and maintains network, endpoint, cloud, email and application protection: NGFW, NDR, EDR and XDR, ZTNA, SASE and CSPM, DLP and DAM, PAM and MFA. It runs 24/7 managed detection and response (SOC360) and digital forensics after incidents. Application and infrastructure penetration tests, code reviews and configuration assessments are carried out by Afine, in which 4Prime is the majority shareholder. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC Penetration Testing & Audits | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Afine Offensive security specialist delivering penetration testing, application and cloud security assessments and red teaming for large organisations in regulated sectors. | Core offering | Penetration Testing & Audits Cloud Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Apius Technologies Network integrator running a SOC and deploying network, endpoint, application, data and communication security, public cloud, container and SaaS security, DevSecOps, digital identity and OT cybersecurity, alongside its LAN, DC and SD-WAN business. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC OT/ICS Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Arkanet IT security integrator from Katowice: antivirus and EDR-XDR, email and cloud protection, encryption, MDM, PAM, DLP, SIEM and SOAR, vulnerability detection, backup, UTM and firewall network security, plus industrial OT protection. | Core offering | Infrastructure Security Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC OT/ICS Security Security Training & Awareness | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| AVET INS Cybersecurity company providing penetration testing and security audits, cybersecurity monitoring, secure coding and DevSecOps, cloud security, and compliance support for ISO 27001, GDPR and NIS. | Core offering | Penetration Testing & Audits Monitoring & SOC GRC & Compliance Cloud Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| BSG Tech (Berezha Security Group) Application security firm providing application, API and infrastructure penetration testing, red teaming, continuous security assessment, DevSecOps implementation, strategic compliance advisory and training for developers, DevOps teams and pentesters. | Core offering | Penetration Testing & Audits Cloud Security Security Training & Awareness GRC & Compliance | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Cloudica Cloudica is an IT services provider working with Azure, Microsoft 365, cloud migrations, infrastructure and IT outsourcing. Its separate cybersecurity offering includes security audits, cloud environment protection, endpoint protection, user access control and DLP deployments. | Part of the offering | Penetration Testing & Audits Cloud Security Infrastructure Security Data Protection | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Cloudware Polska Integrator designing and maintaining IT infrastructure, hybrid cloud and container platforms, with a security unit deploying IGA identity governance, PAM with session recording, SSO and MFA. It also offers SOC security monitoring, application security and DevSecOps, infrastructure and cloud protection, and NIS2, DORA and UKSC compliance support. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Monitoring & SOC Cloud Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Deloitte Cybersecurity practice within the Deloitte advisory firm: NIS2, DORA and GDPR compliance, SOC build and run, MXDR, threat intelligence, cloud and OT/ICS security, data protection and Zero Trust architecture. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security GRC & Compliance Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC OT/ICS Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Devopsity Devopsity is a DevOps company that designs, migrates and operates cloud infrastructure. Its security and compliance service assesses the security posture of AWS environments, implements threat detection, supports incident response, and prepares organisations for ISO 27001, NIS2 and GDPR compliance. | Part of the offering | Cloud Security GRC & Compliance Monitoring & SOC | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Engave IT integrator and operator of the sovereign Engave Cloud, providing cloud services, enterprise backup, ransomware protection and security audits that build digital resilience. | Part of the offering | Cloud Security Data Protection | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Euvic Solutions Warsaw integrator in the Euvic group covering data centers, virtualization, cloud and SAP. Its security unit handles identity, data leak prevention, firewalls, SIEM and SOAR, OT and IoT security, cloud security and awareness training. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Monitoring & SOC Data Protection OT/ICS Security Cloud Security Security Training & Awareness | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| EY Cybersecurity unit of the EY advisory firm: penetration testing, red teaming, security architecture, IAM/PAM, SIEM and SOAR, cloud and data protection, CSIRT incident response, OT security, compliance advisory and training. | Part of the offering | Infrastructure Security Penetration Testing & Audits GRC & Compliance Security Training & Awareness Cloud Security Data Protection Monitoring & SOC OT/ICS Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Future Processing Software house whose security practice covers advisory and risk management, application and cloud security, penetration testing, managed security services and threat detection. | Part of the offering | Penetration Testing & Audits GRC & Compliance Cloud Security Monitoring & SOC | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| Intellias Intellias is a software engineering company delivering projects for automotive, finance, telecom and healthcare, with offices in Krakow, Warsaw, Lodz and Wroclaw. Its cybersecurity consulting covers penetration testing, security audits, cloud and application security and GRC programs including ISO 27001. | Part of the offering | Penetration Testing & Audits GRC & Compliance Cloud Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| ISOLUTION Software house delivering IT projects that develops its own Wizards data protection tools for detecting, anonymizing and retaining personal data. Its DevSecOps offer includes security audits, automated penetration testing, code security analysis and Docker image scanning. | Part of the offering | Data Protection Penetration Testing & Audits Cloud Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| IT Leader IT outsourcing provider for companies and institutions that also offers IT security audits, cloud configuration audits and risk assessment against GDPR and ISO 27001. It handles data protection, including immutable backups and business continuity, and trains staff in cybersecurity. | Part of the offering | Penetration Testing & Audits Cloud Security GRC & Compliance Security Training & Awareness | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | |
| IT-Dev IT-Dev from Wroclaw implements Microsoft digital workplace solutions, including portals, process automation, analytics, data migration and cloud services. Through its Cloud Security services it configures Microsoft 365 security and compliance using Microsoft Defender, Purview, Entra ID and Intune. | Part of the offering | Cloud Security | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... | Loading... |
Cloud configuration review - scope and limits
Cloud security comes down to one question: who can reach which resource, and by what path. The control plane sits behind an API, so a single over-broad role or one storage bucket left open exposes data without anyone breaking in. A reviewer reads how accounts, roles and policies are configured, then sets that against the way the environment is actually used. What comes back is a ranked list of findings pinned to named resources, rather than a raw scanner export.
Scope splits into layers. Identity and permissions: roles, service accounts, access keys and multi-factor authentication anywhere administrative rights exist. Data: encryption at rest and in transit, secrets handling, backups and whether a restore has ever been attempted. Network and visibility: traffic rules, resources reachable from the internet, log collection and retention. Where containers run, the review adds image provenance, Kubernetes cluster settings, infrastructure as code templates and the permissions held by the deployment pipeline itself.
There are two engagement modes, and choosing between them before you request quotes saves a round of questions. A one-off review captures the state on a given day and suits a migration, a customer audit or the aftermath of an incident. Continuous posture monitoring, sold under the CSPM label, catches drift from agreed rules as the environment changes with every deployment. Many buyers combine the two: the review cleans up the starting state, monitoring keeps it from sliding back between infrastructure changes.
Signals that your cloud estate needs a review
- The environment was built fast under project pressure and nobody revisited the permissions granted just to get it running.
- The cloud bill grows alongside resources that no team claims as its own or is willing to switch off.
- A customer contract or an insurance policy asks you to demonstrate how the cloud estate is protected, in writing.
- Your team is moving releases into CI/CD and wants bad configuration stopped before production rather than after it.
- The estate already spans two cloud platforms, and access rules on each of them were set by different people.
What to require from a cloud security firm
- Ask which services the review covers and which ones the provider deliberately leaves outside it.
- Establish whether findings are judged against rules you adopted or only against the platform default benchmark.
- Ask who on the provider side verifies tool output before any of it reaches the report.
- Check how the provider works with infrastructure as code and whether fixes return to the repository.
- Agree on a re-check after remediation and on who confirms that a single finding is closed.
Cloud security - questions buyers ask
Answers for teams that are about to buy services from this category.
A cloud security review examines account configuration: identity and permissions, network rules, encryption, secrets, backups and event logging across AWS, Azure or GCP. Containers, Kubernetes clusters, the deployment pipeline and office suite tenants are agreed separately, because each carries a permission model of its own. Application code and business logic normally sit outside this service and call for different work.
Pricing follows how much there is to enumerate: accounts and subscriptions, running services, clusters and separate deployment pipelines. An estate stretched across two platforms costs more than one platform of the same size, because each has its own permission model and its own control names. Remediation help from the provider and a re-check after changes are usually quoted as separate lines.
Moving data to a cloud platform does not move the obligations onto the provider. The customer is usually the controller and the provider a processor, yet roles follow the service and the purpose - a provider processing for its own purposes acts as controller for that part. Roles are settled service by service and written into the processing agreement, and entities under NIS2 add supplier oversight on top.
Remediation is ordered by exposure rather than by the number of items: whatever is reachable from the internet and whatever grants administrative rights goes first. Each item needs a named owner, because a finding nobody answers for returns in the next review. Fixes applied by hand in the console have to move into the infrastructure code, or the next deployment undoes them.
Reading configuration does not change the state of an environment, so the review itself runs on read-only access. Risk arrives with remediation: narrowing a role or closing a network path can break an integration nobody documented. Role and traffic changes are therefore staged, tried outside production first, and watched through denied-request logs before the old rule is switched off.
A cloud configuration review answers how the environment is set up, not whether someone can break into it. The reviewer works from inside the account and sees policies, roles and service settings an attacker never sees, while a penetration test approaches from outside and proves impact. A second misreading concerns platform certifications: they cover the provider layer, not your configuration.
The contract should name the accounts and services under watch and the rule set used to judge configuration. It also needs the notification path for detected drift, a split between who may change something inside your accounts and who may only report it, and how access is withdrawn once the engagement ends. Add a clause keeping reports and monitoring data readable without provider tooling.
A configuration review works on metadata - resource names, policies, network rules and log entries - not on the contents of databases and storage. Read access to stored objects is a separate decision and is rarely needed for this work. Settle up front where collected findings are held, how long the provider keeps them, and whether accounts created for the review are removed afterwards.
Liability for a leak from a resource your organisation configured stays with your organisation, even though the hardware belongs to someone else. The platform owns the physical layer and virtualisation, which providers set out in their shared responsibility model. The auditor is bound by the contract, which normally promises diligence in carrying out the review rather than a guarantee that the environment is secure.
An offer written for a specific environment names your services and your way of working: the accounts, the platforms, whether containers are in use and how changes reach production. A generic one talks about good practice and compliance without touching anything you actually run. Ask for a redacted sample report and check whether its remediation steps can be executed as written on your platform.
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