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MAX / CLOUD SECURITYAPPROACH
Configurations and access reviewed across cloud providers.

Consulting

Cloud Security

Review configurations and access in AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

Most cloud incidents don't come from a sophisticated attack — they come from a misconfiguration: an exposed bucket, an overly broad permission, an open port. Cloud Security reviews how your cloud environment is set up and closes those gaps before anyone exploits them.

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01 / HOW WE WORK

Our approach

We review the security of your AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments based on CIS benchmarks and each provider's best practices. We identify misconfigurations and recommend fixes to reduce your attack surface, always considering operational needs.

TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMAN REVIEW

AI in the workflow.
Specialists in validation.

How AI supports this service

Max Security uses artificial intelligence to optimize the cloud review — analyzing large, complex environments in a fraction of the time.

  • Analysis at scale: AI scans configurations and IAM policies across multiple accounts and providers.
  • Drift detection: AI identifies misconfigurations and drift against CIS benchmarks.
  • Prioritization: AI groups findings by type and severity.

Human control first: validating real exposure and business impact is done by our specialists. AI covers the volume; the critical analysis is human.

02 / SERVICE SCOPE

What we review

01

Configurations (CSPM)

the security posture of your cloud services.

02

Identity and access (IAM)

permissions, keys, and excessive privileges.

03

Network segmentation

isolation between environments and services.

04

Exposed resources

what is publicly accessible without need.

05

Encryption

protection of data at rest and in transit.

06

CIS benchmark adherence

comparison against established references.

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03 / ENGAGEMENT OUTPUTS

What you receive

  • A list of misconfigurations prioritized by risk.
  • Clear, actionable remediation recommendations.
  • Guidance to reduce the attack surface without slowing operations.

04 / YOUR COMPANY

Who it's for / when to engage

  • Companies that have migrated or are migrating to the cloud.
  • Multi-cloud environments, or ones that grew fast without security standardization.
  • Preparation for audits and compliance requirements.

05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your questions, answered.

Do you cover more than one provider?

Yes — AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, including multi-cloud scenarios.

Is this the same as a cloud pentest?

No. Cloud Security reviews configurations and access; a pentest actively exploits flaws. They can be combined depending on the goal.