Which cloud providers are supported?

AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Cloudflare. Provider selection is based on workload requirements, existing licensing and team capability.

Can existing cloud environments be assessed?

Yes. A cloud security review evaluates identity, configuration, cost, reliability and operational gaps and produces a prioritized remediation plan.

Is ongoing operation included?

Cloud environments can be included in a managed services agreement covering monitoring, patching, backup verification and incident response.

Do you support hybrid environments?

Yes. Many clients retain on-premises systems. Identity, access, backup and monitoring controls are applied consistently across cloud and on-premises infrastructure.

What happens during a security incident?

The documented incident response plan defines detection, containment, communication and recovery steps. DVSN AI engineers execute the technical response and coordinate with the client, insurers and, where required, external forensic specialists.

Cloud security

Cloud designed and operated securely by default.

DVSN AI plans, migrates and operates cloud environments with security controls established from the first deployment. Identity, access, network segmentation, backup, monitoring and compliance evidence are defined as code and maintained continuously, so the environment remains secure as it changes.

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The right people get in, your data is backed up elsewhere, and someone is always watching.

What we stop, and what happens instead4 of 4 stopped

A fake invoice email arrives
A stolen password is used
A laptop is left in a taxi
Ransomware hits a file share

DVSN AI

Blocked before anyone sees it
Sign-in refused: wrong device, no second check
Locked and wiped remotely in minutes
Files restored from last night's backup. No ransom.

Meanwhile, your team keeps working.Business as usual

What is included

Service scope

Cloud architecture and landing zones
Account structure, identity, networking, logging and guardrails established according to provider best practice on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Migration
Planned migration of servers, file services, databases and applications in waves with validation and rollback points.
Identity and access management
Single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, conditional access and least-privilege role design across cloud and SaaS platforms.
Zero-trust access
Identity-aware access to internal applications and infrastructure, replacing legacy VPN exposure.
Security posture management
Continuous configuration assessment, vulnerability management and remediation tracking across cloud accounts.
Monitoring and incident response
Centralized logging, alerting and a documented, rehearsed incident response process with defined escalation.

How it is delivered

How the service runs

Defined as code

Accounts, networks, identity and guardrails are written as code, reviewed and reproducible, so the environment can be rebuilt and audited on demand.

Landing zones for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud from a reviewed baseline
Change through pull requests with review and automated checks
Drift detection between the code and the running environment
Environment reproducible for recovery, testing and audit

Change #128 · Block public storage

Applied and recorded

storage-policy.yaml

rule: storage_buckets

- public_access: allowed

+ public_access: blocked

applies_to: all_accounts

Reviewed by Maria R. · checks passed

ProductionApplied
StagingApplied
Backup regionApplied

A rule is written once: storage must never be public
A second engineer reviews it and automated checks pass
The same rule is applied to every environment at once
Who changed what, when and why is recorded for audits

No one-off changes by handRebuildable from the codeDrift caught daily

Migration in controlled waves

Servers, file services, databases and applications move in planned waves with validation and rollback at each step.

Dependency mapping and wave planning from discovery
Pilot migrations with acceptance criteria before production waves
Cutover windows with rollback points communicated in advance
Decommissioning of legacy systems with documented data retention

Backup, recovery and compliance evidence

Cross-region and cross-account backup with tested recovery objectives, and control evidence for SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS and cyber-insurance requirements collected as part of normal operation.

Backup isolated from production credentials with recovery testing on a schedule
Control mapping and evidence collection integrated with the Compliance service
Cost management and rightsizing reviewed monthly
Quarterly posture review with remediation tracked to completion

Evidence log · this week

Audit-ready

Mon 02:00Nightly backup completedProduction · copied to second region · verified
Tue 02:00Nightly backup completedProduction · copied to second region · verified
Tue 09:15Restore test passedFull database restored to staging in 14 minutes
Wed 11:00Quarterly access review completed3 accounts removed · 0 findings open
Thu 16:40Evidence pack exportedSOC 2 · 38 items · ready for the auditor

14 min
Last restore test: 100%
Backups verified: 38
Evidence items ready

Sample log

What sets DVSN AI apart

Security is the design constraint: Identity, segmentation, logging and backup are established in the first deployment, not retrofitted after a finding.
Operated by the same team: The engineers who design the environment also monitor it, patch it and respond to incidents, so architecture decisions account for how it will be run.
Provider-neutral: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Cloudflare are selected on workload fit, licensing and team capability, and hybrid environments are supported.

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