// CYBERSECURITY / CLOUD SECURITY & SASE
The perimeter is gone. The security model has to follow it.
Traffic goes direct to cloud now, and the firewall appliance in the data centre never saw it coming. We deliver SASE and cloud posture on the platform that fits the client estate, across Palo Alto, Cisco and Fortinet, under your brand.
Start a cloud security conversationYour clients networks lost their boundary. The security model did not move with them.
Traffic no longer routes through a central data centre, yet firewall appliances and VPN concentrators were built for exactly that world. The result is blind spots in SaaS, inconsistent policy for remote users, and cloud workloads running with no posture management at all. Most cloud failures trace back to human error, predominantly misconfigurations a CSPM tool would catch on its own, and cloud-conscious intrusions are climbing fast. A partner who cannot answer the cloud security question is handing that work to one who can.
What we secure.
SASE Platform Selection
We assess the estate and deliver SASE on the platform that fits it: Palo Alto Prisma Access, Cisco Umbrella or FortiSASE. No rip-and-replace, no allegiance to one vendor on principle.
Security Service Edge
The full SSE layer deployed and tuned: ZTNA in place of VPN, CASB for SaaS visibility and DLP, Secure Web Gateway for web threats, and Firewall as a Service for branch and remote inspection, without backhauling traffic.
Cloud Posture Management
Prisma Cloud across AWS, Azure and GCP for continuous CSPM: misconfigurations caught as they appear, compliance benchmarked, and the noise ranked so the real exposure surfaces first.
Workload & Entitlement Protection
Runtime workload protection plus Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management to find the over-privileged identities nobody remembers granting. The cloud equivalent of least privilege, enforced.
SaaS Security & Shadow IT
Prisma SaaS and FortiCASB for SaaS Security Posture Management: shadow IT discovered, sanctioned apps governed, and DLP enforced across the tools people actually use.
SD-WAN Convergence
Network and security brought together in one engagement with Prisma SD-WAN, Fortinet Secure SD-WAN or Cisco SD-WAN, so the underlay and the policy are designed as a pair rather than bolted together later.
The shape of the cloud risk.
How the options compare.
What your client gets from a single-platform reseller, a security-only firm, or our team under your brand.
Cloud security and SASE, answered straight.
01 What is the difference between SASE and SSE?
SASE combines networking (SD-WAN) and security (SSE) in one cloud-delivered architecture. SSE is the security half: ZTNA, CASB, SWG and FWaaS. Most rollouts begin with the SSE components and add SD-WAN as the underlay later. We deliver both layers, so the seam between them is designed in, not patched over.
02 Our clients are committed to a specific vendor. Do they need to switch?
No. The multi-vendor model means we build on what is already there. If the client runs Cisco Meraki, SASE goes on top of it; if they run FortiGate, we extend with FortiSASE. A forklift migration is never the starting assumption.
03 Is SASE a big-bang migration?
It is a journey, not a switch you flip. Most deployments start with one SSE component, typically ZTNA to retire a VPN or CASB to get SaaS visibility, and expand from there. We run the roadmap and the phased delivery so the client sees value early without a forklift cutover.
04 What is CNAPP and do our clients need it?
A Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform folds CSPM, runtime workload protection and CIEM into one posture. If clients run workloads in AWS, Azure or GCP, they need it: the CNAPP market is compounding at 21.7% a year as fragmented point tools fall short.
05 How does cloud security relate to NIS2?
Article 21 requires documented network security and access control, and cloud is explicitly in scope. Our SASE deployments include a posture layer with continuous monitoring against NIS2 Article 21, DORA requirements and the ISO 27001 network controls, so the evidence is collected as you go.
06 Does your name show up on the cloud consoles?
No. Operational access and consoles run under your branding wherever the platform supports it, and the architecture docs, posture reports and reviews carry your brand. We stay behind the scenes.
Tell us what your clients need.
A tri-cloud migration. A 200-site SD-WAN rollout. A security architecture before NIS2 hits. An AI system your client is asking about next quarter. We scope it, staff it, and deliver it under your brand. One conversation tells us if we are the right team.