Cloud security architects and CSPM/CNAPP specialists

Digiventi provides cloud security architects who join your team to address insecure designs and implement controls in AWS or Azure. Bring them in for a new landing zone or an existing estate with inconsistent security boundaries.

Architecture work covers identity and access management, network segmentation, encryption and centralized audit logging. Architects review trust relationships and privileged access, then translate decisions into configuration and infrastructure-as-code changes. They assess proposed designs against application requirements and document exceptions with clear ownership.

CSPM specialists configure cloud security posture management and turn findings into engineering tasks. They validate misconfigurations against actual exposure and business context before setting remediation priorities.

• Posture assessment: Connect cloud accounts and tune checks against CIS Benchmarks or internal policies. Identify public exposure and excessive permissions without treating every finding as equally urgent.
• Remediation engineering: Correct settings through Terraform or native cloud configuration, establish policy-as-code checks and verify that changes resolve the original findings.

CNAPP specialists configure platforms such as Wiz or Microsoft Defender for Cloud to connect posture findings with workload risk. They assess coverage gaps and configure integrations around the cloud services actually in use.

Work can include container image scanning and Kubernetes security policies, with findings routed to the engineers responsible for remediation. Specialists tune detection rules and assess agent-based versus agentless coverage. They also add security checks to CI/CD pipelines so vulnerable configurations can be addressed before release.

Cloud security engineers take ongoing responsibility for finding triage and control maintenance alongside internal security and platform teams. They investigate configuration drift and review exceptions as applications or access requirements change.

During a cloud security incident, specialists examine audit logs and identity activity to establish the affected scope. They support containment through access revocation or workload isolation, then implement corrective configuration changes. Remediation includes checking affected permissions and verifying that detection rules capture the observed activity.