Cloud Security

Cloud Security Services — Protect Your Microsoft 365, Azure & AWS Environment

Cloud misconfigurations are the leading cause of data breaches for Canadian businesses. We find and fix them before attackers can exploit them.

The rapid adoption of cloud services — Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, Google Workspace, and hybrid environments — has dramatically expanded the attack surface for Toronto businesses. Cloud environments offer enormous productivity benefits, but they introduce new categories of risk that traditional perimeter security does not address.

The Cyber Arm provides cloud security services designed specifically for small and mid-sized businesses in the GTA. We assess, harden, and continuously monitor your cloud environment to eliminate misconfigurations, unauthorized access, and data exposure risks.

What We Secure

Microsoft 365 & Exchange Online

We harden your Microsoft 365 tenant — Conditional Access policies, MFA enforcement, anti-phishing controls, data loss prevention, and continuous monitoring of user activity and sign-ins.

Microsoft Azure

We assess and remediate Azure security posture — identity and access management, network security groups, storage account permissions, Key Vault configurations, and Azure Defender alerts.

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

We review and remediate AWS security configurations including IAM permissions, S3 bucket policies, security group rules, CloudTrail logging, and GuardDuty alert tuning.

Identity and Access Management

Overprivileged accounts are one of the most common cloud vulnerabilities. We implement least-privilege access principles, service account hygiene, and privileged identity management across your cloud environment.

Cloud Security Monitoring

Ongoing monitoring of your cloud environment — unusual login locations, privilege escalation attempts, mass data downloads, and configuration changes — with real-time alerting to our SOC team.

Data Loss Prevention

We implement and tune DLP policies to prevent sensitive data — personal information, financial records, intellectual property — from leaving your environment through email, file sharing, or cloud sync.

The Most Common Cloud Security Mistakes We Find

Public storage buckets or blobs exposing sensitive data to the internet
Multi-factor authentication not enforced for all accounts, including administrators
Overprivileged service accounts with global administrator access
Outdated conditional access policies allowing access from risky locations or devices
Audit logging disabled, removing the ability to detect or investigate incidents
Unmonitored external email forwarding rules — a common BEC persistence technique
Expired certificates and stale access tokens creating credential exposure risks

Get Your Free Cloud Security Assessment

We'll review your Microsoft 365, Azure, or AWS environment and identify your most critical misconfigurations and exposure risks — at no cost.

Book Your Free Cloud Security Assessment