Secure AWS, Azure & Google Cloud with Confidence

A cloud compliance assessment is an independent review of your cloud environment — whether AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, or a combination — evaluated against recognized security frameworks such as CIS Benchmarks, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, PCI DSS, and SOC 2. The assessment identifies configuration risks, governance gaps, and compliance readiness issues, and delivers prioritized recommendations for improvement.

Yes. Digisecuritas conducts assessments across AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform simultaneously. Our methodology is designed to provide consistent, comparable findings across all platforms, making it easier for leadership to understand the overall security posture of hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

We assess cloud environments against a broad range of recognized standards including CIS Benchmarks, ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR. The specific frameworks applied are agreed upon during the discovery workshop based on your organization's regulatory obligations and business objectives.

The duration depends on the scope of the assessment, the number of cloud platforms included, and the complexity of your environment. A focused single-platform assessment typically takes two to three weeks from discovery to final report. Multi-cloud assessments covering AWS, Azure, and GCP may take three to five weeks. Timelines are confirmed during the initial scoping discussion.

Yes. Every assessment includes a prioritized remediation roadmap that outlines recommended actions, effort estimates, and risk reduction impact. Our team can also provide advisory support during remediation to help your team implement recommendations effectively.

Yes. We assess hybrid environments that combine on-premises infrastructure with one or more cloud platforms. Our assessment methodology covers the integration points, identity federation, network connectivity, and governance controls that span both environments.

Cloud environments change continuously as teams deploy new services, update configurations, and expand infrastructure. We recommend conducting a formal compliance assessment at least annually, with additional assessments following significant architectural changes, new platform adoptions, or ahead of regulatory audits.

You will receive an executive summary suitable for leadership and board-level review, a detailed technical findings report with risk ratings, a compliance gap analysis mapped to applicable frameworks, a prioritized remediation roadmap, and a review session to walk your team through findings and next steps.

No. Our assessments are non-intrusive and do not involve active exploitation or changes to your cloud environment. We review configurations, access policies, and architecture documentation. Any access required is read-only and agreed upon in advance.

A cloud compliance assessment focuses specifically on measuring your cloud environment against recognized compliance frameworks and identifying gaps. A cloud security audit is broader and may include a deeper technical review of security controls, architecture, and operational practices. Both services complement each other and can be scoped together depending on your objectives.