Cybersecurity services
Cloud and Microsoft 365 security for your organisation.
Cloud services make collaboration and scaling easier, but security still depends on how identities, permissions, data, workloads and monitoring are configured. AOS helps UK organisations understand cloud exposure and select proportionate protection.
Discuss this serviceWhy it matters
Start with the exposure and the outcome.
Cloud responsibility is shared between the service provider and customer. A review can surface settings, access patterns and data-handling choices that deserve attention, then prioritise improvements against the organisation’s actual architecture and operating model.
Common risks addressed
- Over-permissive accounts, sharing and application access
- Weak identity protection or inconsistent MFA
- Misconfigured cloud networks and workloads
- Limited visibility across public and hybrid cloud
- Unclear data retention, backup or recovery responsibilities
What the work can cover
Capabilities are scoped to your environment.
The portfolio describes available capability areas. The specific product, access, implementation activity and ongoing responsibilities are confirmed in a proposal before work begins.
- Cloud network security across public and hybrid cloud
- Web application and API protection and DDoS options
- Microsoft 365 identity, access and collaboration review where in scope
- Cloud workload and security-control design through suitable platforms
- Configuration, ownership and remediation planning
Expected outcomes
Useful, practical progress.
Organisations using Microsoft 365, AWS or hybrid cloud, particularly those moving workloads, adding SaaS applications, growing quickly or responding to supplier-security reviews.
Questions & answers
Frequently asked questions
Is Microsoft 365 automatically secure out of the box?
Microsoft provides security controls, but configuration, licensing, identity practices and ongoing administration affect how they are applied. A review looks at the tenant and business requirements rather than assuming one default is right for everyone.
Do you perform cloud configuration assessments?
Cloud configuration and exposure can be reviewed as part of an agreed engagement. The available scope depends on platforms, access and the information required; it is confirmed before work begins.
Does cloud protection prevent data loss?
No. Security controls can reduce risk, but organisations should separately consider backup, retention, recovery testing and access to recovery copies.
Understand your next security priority.
Start with a free 30-minute review and a practical, prioritised view.
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