Cloud Security Service

Cloud Security service ensures the efficient and effective use of cloud services in operational and managerial processes, minimizing risks stemming from technology and competency gaps. It involves the transformation and modernization of technologies used in data centers of corporate structures to establish sustainable and reliable infrastructure, accessible systems, and structures with high fault tolerance. This includes the accurate and detailed definition of processes, assets, processed data, and accesses operated by stakeholders. The service aims to identify security vulnerabilities, determine solutions for these vulnerabilities, ensure compliance with international standards related to cloud and information security management, and ultimately design reliable, measurable, and manageable systems to prevent data, service, operational, workforce, time, reputation, and financial losses.

What is Cloud Security Service?

Cloud transformation demonstrates a decrease in business risks through effective use and a correct understanding of organizational change using a series of core competencies. It indicates an increase in governance performance, improvement in security competency, and enhanced operational efficiency. These transformational areas reflect a value chain that enables technological, process, and organizational transformation.

Cloud Readiness Assesment, service consists of a refined set of controls based on various frameworks published in sectoral and industry standards. These controls are applied both before and during the transition to secure cloud computing infrastructures. In the Cloud Readiness Analysis service, existing or planned policy definitions, control implementation, prioritization of security processes, and reporting criteria are evaluated from the perspective of process and technology within the framework of Cloud and Information Security.

Cloud Security Gap Analysis, provides a broad perspective on the organization's current state regarding Cloud Security and assists in determining short, medium, and long-term product and service investments. It reflects the current situation of the organization in terms of Cloud Security, helping to identify and plan investments in products and services for the short, medium, and long term.

Cloud Security Service Scope

The Cloud Readiness Assesment and Gap analysis Sevice, conducted to eliminate conditions that would leave organizations vulnerable to cyber threats and ensure the continuity of organizations and systems against threat-based incidents, is designed to assess the technological infrastructure and processes in the fields of Information Security and Cyber Security. This service encompasses refined controls based on 17 security impact domains and 197 audits, considering the human, process, and technology dimensions.

These 17 security impact domains are rooted in various security guide documents and scrutinize holistic cloud information security frameworks by identifying which category a control matches, drawing inspiration from major frameworks such as ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27002, ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 27018, CIS 8.0, CSA CCM Matrix.

Ensuring and understanding the responsibility of service level agreements (SLAs) and legal contracts with the cloud service provider (CSP) is crucial for your cloud security. This involves highlighting and comprehending service levels, breach disclosures, and incident response time frames. Apart from shared security responsibilities, the specific cloud services used and deployment models alter who assumes security requirements and in what situation the default security risk lies.

Benefits of Cloud Security Service

Cloud security controls and gap analysis include refined controls based on the human, process, and technology dimensions, especially to raise awareness about conditions that might leave organizations vulnerable to cyber threats and to ensure the continuity of organizations and systems against incidents.

In a broad perspective on Cloud Security, assist organizations before using cloud services in:

Gaining knowledge about legal and sectoral regulations that the organization should consider,
Defining measures, policies, and processes that the organization needs to implement within its data center,
Helping develop a comprehensive roadmap that can provide standardization for risk reduction perspectives during the transition to cloud services,
Providing recommendations on creating security controls by addressing 17 different cloud security capabilities from various standards,
Offering a framework considered at both ends, for both cloud consumers and cloud providers, making it internationally applicable and continuously evolving to align with cloud security requirements,
Shedding light on the organization's current state and guiding the determination of short, medium, and long-term investments in products, services, and technologies.

Cloud Security Standarts

The regulations that organizations and private sector enterprises need to comply with are assessed within the scope of Cloud Security Services using the following sources:

Who need the Cloud Security Service?

Organizations aiming to ensure the efficient and effective use of cloud services in their operational and managerial processes will find value in reducing risks arising from technology and competency gaps. To establish a sustainable and secure cloud infrastructure, these organizations need to undergo the transformation and modernization of technologies used in data centers. This includes accurately and comprehensively defining the operated processes, assets, processed data, and accesses. The identification of solutions, ensuring compliance with international standards related to cloud and information security management, and ultimately designing reliable, measurable, and manageable systems are crucial steps in this endeavor.

This comprehensive approach is beneficial for all organizations that seek to prevent data, service, operational, workforce, time, reputation, and financial losses in cloud service transformations.