Cloud Security
Controlled, Scalable, Secure – Cloud Security by SVA
Using IaaS, PaaS, SaaS and other as-a-Service options from cloud service providers is a simple and flexible way to provide services – but it is not without its challenges. The wide variety of available options and the associated possibilities make this a more complex option.
From hesitation to business enabler
We opt for over-arching, end-to-end and specific security concepts and solutions – bringing security to precisely where it is needed and where it meets your requirements.
Our team is here to support you in implementing the security measures your cloud environment needs. With our services, we accompany you throughout every phase of the cloud life cycle to guarantee resilience and protect you effectively against potential risks.
How we help you
Our solutions portfolio at a glance
We see cloud security not as an isolated field, but closely linked with other topics and specialist areas. We take security aspects into account when planning new architectures, platforms and applications, for example, in order to ensure efficient implementation.
We see cloud security not as an isolated field, but closely linked with other topics and specialist areas. We take security aspects into account when planning new architectures, platforms and applications, for example, in order to ensure efficient implementation.
Security of the Cloud
Cloud providers guarantee the security and compliance of the environment they provide.
Portfolio elements
- Strategic consulting
- IT GRC consulting
- Cloud security baseline
Security in the Cloud
Providers offer comprehensive, multi-layer protection for IaaS, PaaS and SaaS solutions within the respective ecosystems.
Portfolio elements
- Microsoft Security Portfolio
- AWS Security Portfolio
- Google Security Portfolio
Security anywhere
Security products and solutions offered as best-of-breed or platform approaches across all providers.
Portfolio elements
- Products and services from partners
- Multi-cloud approaches from providers
The “security everywhere” portfolio element in detail
One of the greatest benefits when using cloud resources and services is scaling. Using over-arching security platforms is very useful, especially when hybrid or multi-cloud services are provided. We provide support in the following fields, among others:
The “security everywhere” portfolio element in detail
One of the greatest benefits when using cloud resources and services is scaling. Using over-arching security platforms is very useful, especially when hybrid or multi-cloud services are provided. We provide support in the following fields, among others:
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Landing zones and (X)aaS solutions
We safeguard cloud resources with the appropriate native or third-party solutions. -
Zero trust, SASE and SSE
When hybrid structures and modern workplace concepts are used, existing access concepts become increasingly complex. We support you with your strategy and when selecting and implementing solutions. -
Encryption and key management
Everyone talks about sovereignty, but few today pay any attention to encryption and key management. Solutions for storing and managing keys externally can help. -
xSPM, CSPM, CNAPP and vulnerability management
Increased, localized use of cloud resources raises the risk of incorrect configuration and deployment errors. Posture management helps to enforce security policies. -
Threat detection and response (SIEM, XDR and SOC)
Monitoring events in the cloud plays a central role. Be it integrating into existing systems or deploying new services, we provide end-to-end support in security monitoring
Why security should be the focus when using the cloud
When considering and evaluating public cloud services, understanding cloud providers’ shared responsibility models is crucial. It is important to distinguish clearly which security tasks the cloud provider will conduct and which are the responsibility of the customer. Responsibility for workloads varies depending on whether the workload is hosted on Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) or in a local data center.
When considering and evaluating public cloud services, understanding cloud providers’ shared responsibility models is crucial. It is important to distinguish clearly which security tasks the cloud provider will conduct and which are the responsibility of the customer. Responsibility for workloads varies depending on whether the workload is hosted on Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) or in a local data center.
However, the following always applies when distinguishing responsibilities for workloads:
You, the customer, always own the data and identities, and are therefore responsible for ensuring the security of your data and identities, resources, and the cloud services you manage. We support you in managing the use of cloud resources and services in a targeted, cost-optimized and useful way.
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