Cloud & security
Putting a service in the cloud does not automatically make it secure, scalable or governable. We design infrastructure with identity, network, data, monitoring and incident response already inside the architecture.
We work across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, European providers, private cloud and hybrid infrastructures, with attention to regulation, business continuity, costs and internal team skills.
Hardening, segmentation, secrets management, IAM and control of public exposure.
Backup, disaster recovery, runbooks, restore tests and multi-environment architectures.
Logs, metrics, traces and alerts designed to understand what is happening and intervene quickly.
Evidence, configurations, policies and controls organised for audits and governance.
Analysis of accounts, network, identity, storage, logging, backup, exposures and critical configurations.
Design of environments, rules, data flows, segregation, monitoring and security.
Infrastructure as code, policies, pipelines, controls, automations and operational documentation.
Clear procedures for alerts, escalation, recovery, communication and post-mortems.
We map risks, assets, dependencies, regulatory constraints and weak points.
We separate urgent quick wins from architectural evolution and governance activities.
We apply controls, logging, automations and repeatable configurations.
We prepare the team to monitor, react and improve security and reliability over time.
Before or during migration, to avoid moving legacy risks into a more exposed environment.
When evidence, controls and processes need to be clearer for clients, auditors or partners.
When alerts, logs and ownership do not support fast diagnosis and response.
When security, performance and spend need to be governed together.
To make the first assessment useful, prepare only non-sensitive information that describes the environment, the constraints and the outcome you want to reach. Start with a short map of what is in scope: cloud accounts, on-premise systems, network segments, identities, backups, logging, public exposures and any external provider that plays a role. Add the business context in plain language: which process matters most, what interruption would hurt, and which compliance or continuity requirements must be respected.
It also helps to list what is already known about recurring issues: alerts that appear often, access problems, missing evidence, unclear ownership or manual steps that slow operations. If you are deciding whether to begin with a security review, this assessment guide for SMEs explains which elements are worth bringing to the table. When you are ready, contact Dedaloop with a concise description of the systems involved, the constraints you cannot change and the result you want to obtain. No credentials or confidential data are needed for this first exchange.
We start from a cloud security assessment and produce a concrete intervention roadmap.
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