Security designed into the platform, not bolted on after.
We integrate security controls into cloud delivery from the start — DevSecOps in CI/CD pipelines, Zero Trust network architecture, policy-as-code governance, and compliance validation built into the engineering process.
Schedule a ConsultationRetrofitted security is consistently weaker than security designed in.
Security teams are often brought in after a cloud environment is designed, containerized, and already in partial production. At that point, fundamental architecture decisions — network topology, identity model, secrets management, logging strategy — are already made and hard to change.
We work differently: security architecture, access controls, and compliance mapping are part of the design process, not a downstream review. That means the environment is audit-ready when it goes live, not months later after remediation.
- ✓ Identity and access controls that follow least-privilege from day one
- ✓ Security scanning integrated into every deployment pipeline
- ✓ Compliance evidence that is generated continuously, not assembled manually before an audit
- ✓ A cloud posture that improves over time rather than degrading
Security & Compliance capabilities
- DevSecOps pipeline integration — Embed static analysis (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), secrets scanning, and container image scanning into CI/CD pipelines using tools like Checkov, Trivy, Snyk, and GitHub Advanced Security.
- Zero Trust architecture — Design and implement identity-based network segmentation, conditional access policies, just-in-time access, and microsegmentation across cloud environments.
- Identity and access management — Configure Azure AD / Entra ID or AWS IAM with role-based access control, privileged identity management, and workload identity federation.
- Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) — Deploy and configure Microsoft Defender for Cloud, AWS Security Hub, or third-party CSPM tools to continuously evaluate configuration against security benchmarks.
- Infrastructure security baseline — Apply CIS Benchmarks, Azure Security Benchmark, or AWS Foundational Security Best Practices to all provisioned infrastructure through policy-as-code.
- SOC 2 and ISO 27001 control validation — Map cloud controls to SOC 2 Trust Service Criteria or ISO 27001 Annex A, collect evidence, and remediate gaps identified during assessment.
- NIST and HIPAA alignment — Evaluate cloud architecture against NIST SP 800-53 or HIPAA Security Rule requirements and implement required controls for regulated workloads.
- Security incident response planning — Design cloud-native incident detection, log aggregation (Microsoft Sentinel, AWS Security Lake), and response playbooks for common threat scenarios.
- Network security architecture — Configure NSGs, Azure Firewall / AWS Network Firewall, WAF rules, DDoS protection, and private endpoint access for internal services.
A structured path from assessment to compliance
Security Assessment
Review current cloud security posture, identify architecture-level risks, and produce a prioritized remediation plan mapped to relevant compliance frameworks.
Architecture & Controls Design
Design the target security architecture: identity model, network segmentation, secrets management, logging strategy, and policy-as-code controls.
Implementation
Deploy controls, integrate security tooling into pipelines, and remediate identified findings against defined acceptance criteria.
Compliance Validation
Collect compliance evidence, produce framework-aligned documentation, and support security review or audit preparation.
If your organization needs a GRC platform to manage policies, risk registers, and compliance workflows, ClearGRC — also by AnaData — provides that capability. Cloud security controls implemented by ClearCloudAI can be mapped and tracked directly within ClearGRC.
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Ready to build a cloud environment that is secure by design?
We begin with a security assessment — reviewing your current posture, identifying architecture-level risks, and mapping gaps to the compliance frameworks you need to meet.