Server Audit
Security-first cloud and infrastructure audits, focused on risk, cost, and compliance.
Server Audit helps enterprises assess cloud and on-prem environments, identify security and cost risks, validate compliance posture, and remediate critical findings.
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The Enterprise Guide to Cloud Security, Compliance, and Cost Audits
A practical guide to assessing security risk, compliance gaps, and resource waste across cloud and hybrid environments, with remediation approaches aligned to industry frameworks.
Audit Methodology
How Server Audit Conducts Cloud and On-Prem Infrastructure Audits for Security, Compliance, and Cost Visibility
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Our Services
Security Posture Audit
Assessing security configurations, access controls, and exposure risks across cloud and on-prem environments.
Compliance & Governance Audit
Evaluating governance controls and compliance posture against frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, CIS, and NIS2.
Cost & Resource Waste Audit
Analyzing infrastructure usage and billing data to identify idle resources, inefficiencies, and cost optimization gaps.
Remediation & Hardening
Supporting remediation of audit findings through guided fixes, validation steps, and post-remediation review cycles.
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Understanding Cloud Security Risk
Cloud security risk refers to weaknesses in infrastructure, access controls, and configurations that may expose enterprise systems and data. In complex cloud and hybrid environments, gaps often develop over time due to misconfigurations, permission sprawl, and operational drift. Understanding how these risks emerge helps organizations identify exposure, prioritize audit findings, and reduce security risk through structured assessment and remediation.
Audit & Risk Insights
What Is a Cloud Security Audit?
Common Findings in Enterprise Cloud Audits
Understanding Identity and Access Risks
What Auditors Look for in ISO 27001 and SOC 2
Auditing AWS, Azure, and GCP
Cloud platforms operate under a shared responsibility model that defines how security and compliance duties are divided between providers and customers.
These boundaries are often misunderstood, resulting in gaps in configuration, monitoring, and access controls that commonly surface during audits across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments.
Understanding Identity and Access Risk
Identity and access risk refers to weaknesses in how users, roles, and service accounts are managed across enterprise environments. Over time, organizations often accumulate excessive permissions, inactive identities, and inconsistent access controls. Understanding how these risks develop helps limit unauthorized access, reduce attack surface, and prioritize audit findings through structured assessment and remediation.
Audit & Risk Insights
What Is a Cloud Security Audit?
Common Findings in Enterprise Cloud Audits
Understanding Identity and Access Risks
What Auditors Look for in ISO 27001 and SOC 2
Auditing IAM Policies and Permissions
Identity systems control access to infrastructure, data, and services across cloud and on-prem environments.
When permissions are poorly governed or infrequently reviewed, access risks increase and are commonly identified during audits involving users, roles, service accounts, and privilege boundaries.
Understanding Compliance Audit Requirements
Compliance risk refers to gaps between required security controls and how they are implemented across enterprise systems and processes. Organizations often struggle to interpret framework requirements consistently across teams and technologies. Understanding how these gaps arise enables enterprises to assess readiness, prioritize corrective actions, and align technical and governance controls through structured audits and remediation.
Audit & Risk Insights
What Is a Cloud Security Audit?
Common Findings in Enterprise Cloud Audits
Understanding Identity and Access Risks
What Auditors Look for in ISO 27001 and SOC 2
Mapping Controls to Frameworks
Security frameworks define expectations for protecting systems, data, and operations, but implementation varies across organizations.
During audits, controls are assessed against standards such as ISO, SOC, CIS, and NIS2 to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and areas requiring corrective action.
Understanding Cloud Cost Risk
Cloud cost risk refers to unnecessary spending caused by unused resources, over-provisioned services, and limited visibility into consumption. As cloud environments grow, inefficiencies accumulate across accounts, services, and regions. Understanding how these cost risks develop helps organizations identify waste, prioritize optimization opportunities, and improve financial governance through structured audits and remediation.
Audit & Risk Insights
What Is a Cloud Security Audit?
Common Findings in Enterprise CloudAudits
Understanding Identity and Access Risks
What Auditors Look for in ISO 27001 and SOC2
Auditing Cloud Spend and Usage
Cost audits examine how cloud resources are provisioned, consumed, and governed across environments.
Rather than focusing only on billing, audits identify inefficiencies, usage patterns, and control gaps that contribute to ongoing waste and missed cost optimization opportunities across cloud platforms.
Understanding DevOps Security
Governance risk refers to gaps in oversight, accountability, and consistency in how security and compliance controls are applied across an organization. Without clear ownership and enforcement, policies lose effectiveness over time. Understanding these governance risks helps organizations assess maturity, strengthen oversight, and align processes and controls through structured audits and remediation.
Audit & Risk Insights
What Is a Cloud Security Audit?
Common Findings in Enterprise Cloud Audits
Understanding Identity and Access Risks
What Auditors Look for in ISO 27001 and SOC 2
Auditing Policies and Oversight
DevOps audits evaluate CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure automation, and change processes to identify security gaps and control weaknesses.
Reviews assess how code, configuration, and access changes are governed, logged, and reviewed across development and production environments.
From Audit Findings to Remediation
Remediation risk refers to the failure to effectively address audit findings and reduce underlying security, compliance, or cost exposure. When issues are poorly prioritized or fixes remain incomplete, organizations stay vulnerable to repeat findings. Understanding remediation challenges helps enterprises plan corrective actions, validate improvements, and achieve measurable risk reduction after audits.
Audit & Risk Insights
What Is a Cloud Security Audit?
Common Findings in Enterprise Cloud Audits
Understanding Identity and Access Risks
What Auditors Look for in ISO 27001 andSOC 2
Validating Remediation Outcomes
Effective remediation requires more than implementing fixes. Audits often include validation to confirm corrective actions reduce risk as intended.
Reviewing remediation outcomes helps organizations ensure findings are properly addressed and prevents recurring issues in future assessments.