Zero Trust OCI.
An OCI tenancy is secure when every path into it has been decided, not assumed. We design and build tenancies on Zero Trust principles and the CIS OCI Foundations Benchmark, then prove it: the benchmark runs before we start and again when we finish.
What we deliver
A tenancy where nothing is trusted by default.
Zero Trust architecture
Compartments, IAM policies and network design where access is granted by identity and need, not by network location: private endpoints and segmented networks throughout.
CIS benchmark and landing zone
The CIS OCI Foundations Benchmark as the baseline and a landing-zone standard as the target, with before-and-after reports as the proof.
Cloud Guard and security zones
Cloud Guard enabled and tuned, problems worked to resolution, and security zones that stop risky configurations from being created at all.
Network and perimeter
Security lists and network security groups, WAF, bastion access and private connectivity for SaaS and OCI workloads.
Keys and secrets
OCI Vault for keys and secrets, with rotation, ownership and access that match your policies.
Monitoring, logging and SIEM
Alarms on critical events, every log stream delivered to your enterprise SIEM over a Kafka-compatible endpoint, and a day-to-day monitoring process your team runs.
What you keep
Evidence, not assertions.
Read-only scans run by your administrators, from the published source. A practice that recommends least privilege should not need elevated access to measure it.
- A current-state diagram of the tenancy as it actually runs
- CIS benchmark reports, before and after
- Cloud Guard posture and the resolution of every problem raised
- An IAM policy set brought to the standard
- The logging, SIEM and alarm architecture, documented and live
Talk to us.
Tell us what runs in your tenancy and what prompted the question.