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Assess security posture, protection coverage, and alert triage.
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02 / Azure Security & Governance
Review Azure identity, network, and workload posture. Get a prioritised roadmap with owners and timelines.
Focus remediation on exposed workloads, excessive privilege, and weak segmentation. Separate configuration findings from the attack paths that could affect critical services or sensitive data.
Assess security posture, protection coverage, and alert triage.
Review privileges, Entra ID, access reviews, and PIM/JIT needs.
Inspect NSGs, public IPs, firewalls, Private Link, and lateral-movement risk.
Review management groups, Azure Policy, and subscription boundaries.
Rank fixes by business impact and exploitability; assign owners and dates.
Map subscriptions, scope, and ownership.
Review identity, networks, workloads, data, and logging.
Rank findings and map applicable security controls.
Agree a roadmap; add implementation support if needed.
Give leadership a prioritised view of material findings, dependencies, and outstanding actions. Retain the engineering detail needed to validate fixes and distinguish closed findings from accepted residual risk.
We start with scoped, least-privilege read-only access, which can include production visibility. Changes need separately approved permissions.
We add architecture, ownership, and business context, then turn findings into prioritised actions with owners and due dates.
Yes. Optional implementation support covers agreed changes, validation, change windows, and rollback planning.
Assessment and hands-on remediation are scoped separately.
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