AWS security review
A practical read of IAM, exposed services, storage permissions, account structure, and the controls that matter before a mistake becomes expensive.
AWS / GCP / security / cleanup
Practical AWS and Google Cloud reviews for founders and small teams who need IAM, RDS, cost, security, automation, and AI-tooling risks checked before the setup gets harder to fix.
Start with the riskiest parts of the setup first. The goal is to make production safer, cheaper, and easier to reason about.
A practical read of IAM, exposed services, storage permissions, account structure, and the controls that matter before a mistake becomes expensive.
Review public exposure, security groups, backups, connection patterns, secrets handling, and the places where databases quietly become risky.
Untangle organic AWS or GCP setups, remove unnecessary access, document what exists, and turn unclear infrastructure into something maintainable.
Clean up over-permissioned users, risky admin access, long-lived keys, missing MFA, and unclear ownership across cloud accounts.
Review how teams connect AI tooling, agents, credentials, storage, logs, and internal systems without accidentally widening access.
Ongoing cloud maintenance, security checks, deployment support, triage, and pragmatic advice for founders without a full platform team.
You do not need a perfect brief. Describe what you are using, what feels risky, and what you need fixed or checked.