OCPL — Octane Cyber Safe Private Limited

Technical Security

Cloud security

Infrastructure and configuration, reviewed the way it's actually deployed — not against a generic best-practices list.

Who this is for

  • Companies running production workloads on AWS, GCP, or Azure without a dedicated cloud security review
  • Teams that have grown their cloud footprint quickly and aren't confident about drift from original configurations
  • Organizations whose SOC 2 or ISO 27001 scope includes cloud infrastructure controls

What this addresses

  • Identity and access management has grown organically, with permissions broader than anyone intended
  • Storage, network, and logging configurations haven't been reviewed since they were first set up
  • It's unclear whether current cloud architecture would hold up under audit or a real incident

Our approach

Review covers identity and access management, network architecture and segmentation, storage and data exposure, and logging/monitoring coverage — the areas that most commonly drift from secure defaults over time.

We look at actual configuration, not just documented policy, since the two often diverge as infrastructure evolves.

Findings are prioritized by what's actually reachable and exploitable, not every deviation from a generic checklist.

Every engagement follows the same six-step methodology — see our approach.

What to expect

Scope depends on cloud provider, account structure, and how much infrastructure is in play — a single-account startup environment looks very different from a multi-account enterprise setup.

Frequently asked

Which cloud providers do you review?

AWS, GCP, and Azure are all common; the specific approach adapts to whichever platform (or combination) the environment actually runs on.

Do you need production access to do this?

Read-only access to the relevant accounts/configuration is typically sufficient — we don't need write access to identify configuration issues.

Not sure what's actually configured out there anymore?

That's normal after a few years of growth — tell us the provider and rough footprint and we'll scope a review.