Cloud Security Assessment
Identify Cloud Risks. Strengthen Security. Prioritize What Matters.
Your cloud environment supports critical business operations, sensitive data, customer trust, and day-to-day collaboration. But as cloud usage grows, security gaps can quietly appear across identity, access, configuration, storage, monitoring, and governance.
Reputiva’s Cloud Security Assessment helps growing organizations understand their current cloud security posture, identify key risks, and create a practical roadmap for improvement.
We assess environments across AWS, Azure, GCP, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace.
What Is a Cloud Security Assessment?
A Cloud Security Assessment is a structured review of your cloud environment to identify security risks, misconfigurations, access issues, compliance gaps, and operational weaknesses.
The goal is simple: help your organization understand where it is exposed, what needs attention first, and how to strengthen your cloud security posture in a practical way.
A good assessment answers questions such as:
- Are our cloud accounts configured securely?
- Who has access to critical systems and sensitive data?
- Are multi-factor authentication and privileged access controls properly enforced?
- Are storage, networks, and workloads exposed to unnecessary risk?
- Are logging, monitoring, backup, and incident response controls in place?
- What should we fix first?
Who This Is For
Reputiva’s Cloud Security Assessment is designed for:
- Small and medium-sized businesses
- Nonprofit organizations
- Professional services firms
- Startups and growing technology companies
- Organizations using AWS, Azure, or GCP
- Teams using Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
- Organizations preparing for cyber insurance, compliance, audits, or client security reviews
- Businesses that have moved to the cloud but have never completed a formal security review
What We Assess
Cloud Identity and Access Management
We review users, roles, permissions, privileged accounts, MFA, admin access, service accounts, and identity-related risks. This helps identify excessive permissions, weak access controls, stale accounts, and gaps in privileged access management.
Cloud Configuration and Security Controls
We assess key security configurations across cloud environments, including account structure, workloads, storage, encryption, network exposure, backup, logging, and monitoring. This helps uncover misconfigurations that could increase the risk of data exposure, unauthorized access, or operational disruption.
AWS, Azure, and GCP Security Posture
For organizations using public cloud platforms, we review relevant security controls across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Depending on your environment, this may include:
- IAM and privileged access
- Network security
- Storage security
- Encryption
- Public exposure
- Logging and monitoring
- Backup and recovery
- Security service configuration
- Account or subscription structure
- Governance and policy controls
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace Security
Many organizations depend on Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace for email, documents, collaboration, and identity. These platforms often hold some of the most sensitive business information. We review areas such as:
- MFA and sign-in security
- Admin roles and privileged access
- Email security settings
- External sharing
- Device and app access
- User lifecycle risks
- Audit logging
- Collaboration and data exposure risks
Logging, Monitoring, and Incident Readiness
Security teams cannot protect what they cannot see. We assess whether your organization has the visibility needed to detect suspicious activity, investigate incidents, and respond effectively. This may include a review of:
- Audit logs
- Cloud activity logs
- Alerting
- Security monitoring
- Incident response readiness
- Backup and recovery visibility
Governance, Compliance, and Best Practices
We align our assessment with recognized security practices and frameworks where appropriate, including:
- CIS Controls
- CIS Benchmarks
- NIST Cybersecurity Framework
- ISO 27001 principles
- Zero Trust principles
- Cloud provider security best practices
The goal is not to overwhelm your team with theory. The goal is to translate best practices into practical improvements for your environment.
Common Risks We Help Identify
A Cloud Security Assessment can uncover issues such as:
- Users without multi-factor authentication
- Overly privileged administrator accounts
- Stale or unused accounts
- Weak password and authentication policies
- Publicly exposed storage or services
- Misconfigured cloud resources
- Incomplete logging and monitoring
- Poor backup and recovery controls
- Weak email security settings
- Excessive external sharing
- Lack of security governance
- No clear incident response process
- Poor separation between production and non-production environments
- Missing cloud security policies
What You Receive
At the end of the assessment, you receive clear, practical deliverables your leadership and technical teams can use.
Depending on the engagement, deliverables may include:
- Executive summary of key risks
- Technical findings and observations
- Prioritized risk register
- Cloud security maturity overview
- Recommended remediation roadmap
- Quick wins and longer-term improvements
- Leadership briefing or presentation
- Optional implementation support
Our focus is not just to identify problems. We help you understand what matters most and what to do next.
Engagement Options
Cloud Security Snapshot
A focused review designed to identify high-priority risks and quick wins. Best for small organizations, early-stage cloud users, or teams that need a practical starting point.
Typical focus areas:
- Identity and access
- MFA and admin roles
- Public exposure
- Basic logging
- Priority risks
- Quick-win recommendations
Standard Cloud Security Assessment
A more detailed review of your cloud environment, identity controls, security configurations, logging, monitoring, and governance. Best for organizations with active cloud environments, growing security needs, or upcoming client, board, compliance, or cyber insurance requirements.
Typical focus areas:
- Cloud account or tenant review
- IAM and privileged access
- Network and storage security
- Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace security
- Logging and monitoring
- Risk register
- Remediation roadmap
Assessment + Remediation Support
A hands-on advisory engagement that includes the assessment plus support to help your team implement prioritized improvements. Best for organizations that want help moving from findings to action.
Typical focus areas:
- Assessment findings
- Remediation planning
- Policy and configuration improvements
- Security control implementation guidance
- Follow-up review
- Ongoing advisory support
Why Cloud Security Assessment Matters
Many security incidents do not happen because the cloud provider failed. They happen because of preventable issues such as weak identity controls, excessive permissions, exposed services, poor monitoring, or lack of governance.
A Cloud Security Assessment helps your organization:
- Reduce avoidable cloud security risks
- Improve visibility and control
- Strengthen identity and access management
- Protect sensitive business data
- Prepare for audits, compliance, and cyber insurance
- Build confidence with customers, funders, boards, and stakeholders
- Prioritize limited security resources more effectively
The Reputiva Approach
Reputiva brings together cloud architecture, cybersecurity, identity, and practical advisory experience to help organizations improve security without unnecessary complexity. Our approach is:
Practical
We focus on realistic risks and recommendations your team can act on.
Business-aligned
We connect technical findings to business impact, operational priorities, and stakeholder confidence.
Multi-cloud aware
We support organizations using AWS, Azure, GCP, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace.
Framework-informed
We use recognized benchmarks and security best practices to guide the assessment.
Action-oriented
We help you move from uncertainty to a clear remediation plan.
Start With a Cloud Security Conversation
Your cloud environment may already be supporting critical systems, sensitive data, customer communication, financial operations, or donor and stakeholder trust.
The best time to assess your cloud security posture is before a security issue becomes a business problem.
Book a Cloud Security Assessment consultation with Reputiva to understand your current risks and prioritize the next steps toward a more secure cloud environment.