Cybersecurity Services · Port Charlotte, FL
Cloud Security Hardening
Cloud security hardening is a review and remediation of your existing AWS, Azure, or Microsoft 365 tenant against a recognized benchmark. It is for small and medium businesses that migrated to the cloud and never revisited the defaults they launched with.
- Veteran-owned
- 20+Years experience
- GSECCCNACompTIA Security+Graduate CertificateCertifications held
- Port Charlotte, FLBased in
The Challenge
You moved to the cloud and never revisited the security settings.
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What We Do
We audit and harden your AWS, Azure, and Microsoft 365 environments against the defaults that leave most SMBs exposed — public storage, over-broad permissions, and logging that was never switched on.
What You Get
- Configuration review against CIS benchmarks
- Audit logging enabled and centralized
- Least-privilege permissions on cloud accounts
- Written remediation plan, prioritized by risk
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How the Engagement Works
Assess
Read-only review of your tenant configuration, identity setup, storage exposure, and logging coverage.
Prioritize
Findings ranked by real-world risk, not scanner severity, so you fix what actually matters first.
Remediate
We apply the fixes with you, in change windows you control, rather than handing over a PDF.
Verify
Re-test against the same benchmark and document what changed.
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Common Questions About Cloud Security Hardening
Do you need production access to audit our cloud environment?
The assessment phase is read-only and needs a scoped reviewer role — Security Reader on Azure, SecurityAudit on AWS, or Global Reader on Microsoft 365. Write access is only requested at the remediation stage, and only for the changes you have approved.
Which benchmark do you audit against?
CIS Benchmarks for the relevant platform, because they are public and vendor-neutral, so you can verify every finding yourself rather than taking our word for it.
Will hardening break things our team depends on?
Tightening permissions and enabling logging is where breakage risk lives, so those changes are staged and scheduled with you rather than applied in bulk. Every change is documented so it can be reversed.
Do you cover more than one cloud provider?
Yes. AWS, Azure, and Microsoft 365 are the common cases for SMBs, and mixed environments are normal — most businesses we work with have Microsoft 365 for productivity plus one infrastructure provider.
Talk through your cloud security needs
KRJ Digital Solutions, LLC is a veteran-owned cybersecurity consultancy in Port Charlotte, Florida. Twenty minutes, no pitch deck — just where you actually stand.