Cloud Security
Secure your adoption of cloud technologies
Reliance acsn’s Cloud Security helps make your cloud environments a more secure extension to your traditional infrastructure, as more and more business-critical data and processes are managed off-premise. We address cloud security posture holistically alongside your existing networks, optimising business outcomes across all your environments – traditional and hybrid included.
The unique value in our Cloud Security
- We build it, test it, and watch over it – We can deliver all aspects of your cloud security (architecture, build, migration, control and policy), rigorously test it (configuration, penetration, code review), and constantly safeguard it (monitoring, alerting, response, analysis).
- We release value in what you’ve got – We tune your existing security solutions to deliver more.
- We deploy what you need, not what we’re told – We’re not locked into vendor relationships that push us (or you) to buy new products or solutions.
- We deliver ROI – We have a free hand to work with a range of cloud vendor, third-party and in-house developed tooling to tailor our solutions in order to maximise the return on your security investment.
More from Reliance
The Cyber News Roundup
How is AI Changing the Cyber Security Game?
For decades we have used heuristic methods for analysing data, looking for pre-programed patterns through Boolean based logic: AND, OR and IF. This logic has been critical in automating simple and repetitive tasks usually prone to human error. However, this programmatic approach cannot meet the defence requirements for the current cyber threat.
From Stuxnet to Colonial: Why hackers will always target control systems
Stuxnet was about geopolitics. Colonial was about money (and perhaps geopolitics too). What links the two attacks – which occurred more than a decade apart – is that Industrial Control Systems (ICS) were affected by the attacks. One directly, the other indirectly.
The Growing Pressure of Cyber Security in the Boardroom – Where we are 5 years on
I wrote this original article in September 2015 when I was relatively new to the cyber security world. When I came across the article a few weeks ago I thought it would be an interesting exercise to see how this has played out and changed over the last five years.
