Bedroc's flagship CSPM (cloud security posture management) implementation directs our clients that are seeking end-to-end security solutions. Whether it is one of the following typical real-world scenarios or a risk-mitigation use case that needs to be considered, Bedroc will apply AWS security best-practices for implementation:

No SIEM in place or unintegrated SIEM A SIEM provides a centralized means for security teams to query an array of log data, not only from AWS CloudTrail but from other log sources, including cloud providers such as Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Microsoft Azure.

Undeveloped or immature security detection framework and design within the AWS account(s) in use Bedroc designs and implements using AWS cloud-native with 3rd party integration of choice for threat and reputation feeds, security information and event management (SIEM) vendors and event management systems. This extends the customer's zero-trust security approach and delivers a solution that matches organizations' need for speed and scale when migrating to the cloud or evolving within the AWS cloud.

No visibility from top-down threats to assets that are potentially misconfigured, unpatched and not detected Each infrastructrure asset component that is discovered will be known to have a posture and security score rating. We mark those that have issues for remediation, as well as remediate the AWS components or service configuration with this service using Bedroc's arsenal. This includes Bedroc's cloud knowledge base, toolsets and cloud solution integration from our cloud implementation experts.

Migrating to the AWS cloud and need to be proactive in terms of cyber-context and threat awareness monitoring Each infrastructure component within the cloud environment will be monitored by properly configured and audited toolsets with a CIS benchmark, by default. Since we are providing best practice guidelines with CIS and NIST guidance, there is very little to no margin of error on cyber-threat modeling and zero-trust monitoring.