The cloud is secure.
Your configuration isn't.
Nearly every cloud breach traces to a customer-side misconfiguration, not a provider failure. WatchUr6 delivers veteran-led cloud security and posture management across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud — closing the gaps the shared-responsibility model leaves to you.
// THE SHARED-RESPONSIBILITY GAP
The provider secures the cloud. You secure what's in it.
The line between provider and customer is exactly where most cloud breaches happen. Three reasons your configuration is the real attack surface.
// 01 //MISCONFIG
99%
Of cloud breaches forecast to stem from customer error.
The provider rarely fails — the configuration does. Public buckets, open ports, and over-broad roles are the way in, and they're entirely yours to close.
// 02 //IDENTITY
Identity
The new perimeter — and the most-abused one.
Over-permissioned roles, stale keys, and missing MFA turn one phished credential into full environment access. Identity is where cloud compromise starts.
// 03 //DRIFT
Daily
How fast a secure environment drifts out of compliance.
Cloud changes constantly, so a point-in-time audit is stale within weeks. Without continuous posture monitoring, new misconfigurations accumulate unseen.
// WHAT YOU GET
Your cloud, hardened and watched.
Not a scanner that lists misconfigs and walks away. Architects who fix the foundation and keep it secure as it changes.
// 01
Posture Assessment & Remediation
A full review of your cloud against secure baselines — then the prioritized fixes, not just a list of red findings.
- Misconfiguration and policy-violation discovery (CSPM)
- Public exposure, encryption, and logging gap closure
- Prioritized remediation mapped to real risk
ASSESS · PRIORITIZE · REMEDIATE
// 02
Cloud Identity & Access Hardening
Identity is the cloud perimeter. We right-size it — least privilege enforced, standing access removed, MFA on every privileged role.
- IAM review and least-privilege enforcement
- Stale keys, unused roles, and service accounts eliminated
- MFA and conditional access on privileged identities
IAM · LEAST-PRIVILEGE · MFA
// 03
Multi-Cloud Architecture Review
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud secured to one consistent standard — with security built into your landing zones and infrastructure-as-code.
- Secure landing-zone and network architecture design
- Guardrails embedded in infrastructure-as-code
- Kubernetes and container workload hardening
ARCHITECT · GUARDRAILS · IaC
// 04
Continuous Posture Monitoring
Cloud changes daily, so we watch it daily — drift caught as it happens, with evidence your auditors and customers can use.
- Continuous drift detection against your secure baseline
- New-misconfiguration alerts with remediation guidance
- Compliance evidence for SOC 2, HIPAA, FedRAMP, CMMC
MONITOR · DRIFT · COMPLY
// HOW IT WORKS
Assess, fix, then keep it secure.
A structured engagement that closes today's gaps and keeps the environment secure as it changes tomorrow.
01
Connect & Assess
We connect to your cloud accounts read-only and assess posture against secure baselines across config, identity, and network.
02
Prioritize & Remediate
Findings ranked by real risk, then remediated with your team — public exposure and identity gaps closed first.
03
Harden the Foundation
Secure baselines and guardrails embedded in your landing zones and infrastructure-as-code so fixes hold by default.
04
Monitor & Sustain
Continuous posture monitoring catches drift as it happens, with remediation guidance and compliance evidence on hand.
// OPERATIONAL HERITAGE
From engineering secure communications
in environments where one misconfiguration cost the mission
to hardening the cloud your business now runs on.
// THE FULL PROGRAM
One capability in an integrated defense.
The SOC is the engine room — but it works best alongside the rest of the program. Explore the connected capabilities.
// FREQUENTLY ASKED
The questions buyers ask first.
Isn't the cloud provider responsible for security?
Only for part of it. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud operate a shared-responsibility model: the provider secures the underlying infrastructure, but you're responsible for how you configure it — identity, network exposure, data protection, and workload hardening.
The overwhelming majority of cloud breaches stem from customer-side misconfiguration and excessive permissions, not provider failures. We secure the part the provider leaves to you.
What is Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)?
CSPM is the continuous practice of identifying and remediating misconfigurations across your cloud — public storage buckets, over-permissive IAM roles, unencrypted data, exposed management ports, and drift from your secure baseline.
Rather than a one-time audit, it monitors posture continuously so new misconfigurations are caught as they're introduced — before an attacker finds them.
Do you work across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud?
Yes. Our cloud architects are credentialed across all three major providers and work in multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
Most organizations end up with more than one cloud through acquisitions, SaaS sprawl, or deliberate strategy, and each has its own identity model and failure modes. We secure them to a consistent standard rather than treating each as a silo.
We're migrating workloads to the cloud. Can you help us do it securely?
Yes, and it's far cheaper to build security in than to bolt it on later. We review architecture before and during migration, set secure landing-zone baselines, embed guardrails into infrastructure-as-code, and validate identity and network design.
Securing the foundation during migration prevents the misconfigurations that otherwise accumulate as technical debt the moment workloads go live.
How does cloud identity factor into this?
Identity is the new perimeter in the cloud. Over-permissioned roles, stale access keys, unused service accounts, and missing MFA on privileged identities are the most common attack paths to cloud compromise.
We review and right-size IAM, enforce least privilege, eliminate standing excessive permissions, and close the gaps that let a single phished credential turn into full environment access.
Is this a one-time assessment or an ongoing service?
We offer both. A point-in-time assessment surfaces and prioritizes your current gaps with a remediation roadmap.
But cloud environments change daily, so most organizations move to continuous posture management — ongoing monitoring, drift detection, and remediation guidance — to keep the environment secure as it evolves rather than securing a snapshot that's stale within weeks.
// THE NEXT MOVE
Find the gap before an attacker does.
Book a 30-minute strategy call. Bring your cloud footprint and any compliance obligation; you'll walk away with a tactical read on your biggest cloud exposures — whether you hire us or not.
- A clear read on your most likely cloud attack paths
- Where misconfiguration or identity gaps put you most at risk
- How posture management would fit your AWS, Azure, or GCP setup
- Written follow-up — no pressure, no auto-enrollment