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Cloud Security

Cloud security with findings someone owns.

Review configuration, identity, access, and exposure across the agreed cloud environment, then connect findings to the teams who can act.

What is included

Visibility connected to remediation.

Coverage and integrations depend on the platforms and access approved during the assessment.

  1. 01Posture management

    Catch drift from CIS, NIST, and your own baselines as it happens.

  2. 02Identity & access

    Find risky roles, dormant admins, and over-permissioned tokens.

  3. 03Workload visibility

    Inventory of VMs, containers, buckets, and exposed services.

  4. 04Threat detection

    Detect impossible travel, credential abuse, and lateral movement.

  5. 05IaC & CI checks

    Block insecure Terraform, Pulumi, and CloudFormation in PRs.

  6. 06Data exposure

    Find public buckets, leaked keys, and shared OneDrive/Drive links.

Who this helps

Value for the people accountable for the outcome.

The service starts from the decision each stakeholder needs to make, not from a fixed list of tools.

Business or product leader

When this matters

Cloud services support important customer or operational work, but exposure and administrative ownership are difficult to explain.

What changes

Leadership gets a prioritized view of material decisions, affected services, and the people responsible for the next action.

Cloud or IT lead

When this matters

Configuration and identity findings accumulate faster than the team can validate, prioritize, and remediate them.

What changes

QuantM can manage the agreed review and follow-through or divide the remediation path with your technical team.

Compliance or client-assurance owner

When this matters

Questionnaires, audits, or customer reviews require current evidence across cloud identities, settings, and remediation work.

What changes

Evidence and open gaps are connected to the actual environment and the requirements included in scope.

Delivery model

Fully managed or co-managed. Responsibilities stay clear.

QuantM can take full responsibility for managed IT, cybersecurity, and AI operations, co-manage them with your team, or own a defined specialist scope beside another provider. The engagement documents who owns each function, decision, and escalation.

Fully managed by QuantM

QuantM operates the agreed IT, cybersecurity, and AI services as your managed provider, including the day-to-day responsibilities defined in scope.

Co-managed with your team

QuantM and your internal team divide operational responsibilities based on your people, capabilities, and priorities.

Specialist scope

QuantM owns a defined service beside your MSP or other providers, with explicit handoffs and escalation paths.

Expected outcomes

A more explainable cloud security position.

The service is designed to improve visibility, ownership, and follow-through.

  • Cloud scope and administrative ownership are documented
  • Findings are prioritized against business context
  • Remediation work has an agreed owner and review path
  • Evidence is organized for the requirements included in scope

How it works

Assess the environment before defining coverage.

  1. Step 01

    Assess

    Review the current environment, business priority, dependencies, and constraints.

  2. Step 02

    Define

    Agree the scope, responsibilities, access, escalation paths, and expected outputs.

  3. Step 03

    Implement

    Complete the approved changes and connect the service to the people who will operate it.

  4. Step 04

    Review

    Review findings, open decisions, service changes, and the next priority on an agreed cadence.

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FAQ

Common questions, answered.

Questions about scope, ownership, onboarding, and what happens next.

Discuss your situation

Next step

Turn cloud findings into owned decisions.

Tell us which platforms, workloads, identities, and reviews are creating uncertainty.

Discuss cloud security