Security That Scales With Your Cloud
Cloud adoption has accelerated exponentially — but security often lags behind deployment. Misconfigured storage buckets, overprivileged service accounts, and invisible lateral movement paths create attack surfaces that traditional perimeter-based security cannot address.
Daniel Ossio designs cloud-native security architectures that protect without constraining. From identity-first access controls to workload protection and data encryption at every layer, every strategy is built on 25 years of security fundamentals adapted for cloud-scale operations.
Cloud Security Services
Cloud IAM & Identity
Designing least-privilege identity architectures across cloud providers. Service account governance, role-based access control, and federated identity management.
Data Encryption
End-to-end encryption strategies: data at rest, in transit, and in use. Key management architecture, HSM integration, and encryption compliance frameworks.
Container & Kubernetes
Securing containerized workloads from build to runtime. Image scanning, runtime protection, network policies, and Kubernetes-native security controls.
Cloud Threat Detection
Cloud-native SIEM and SOAR integration. Anomaly detection across cloud trails, API activity monitoring, and automated response to cloud-specific attack patterns.
Multi-Cloud Expertise
Reality is multi-cloud — and security strategy must account for the unique characteristics of each provider while maintaining consistent governance. Daniel works across:
- AWS: GuardDuty, Security Hub, IAM policies, VPC design, KMS, and CloudTrail analysis
- Microsoft Azure: Defender for Cloud, Entra ID, Azure Policy, Key Vault, and Sentinel SIEM
- Google Cloud: Security Command Center, Cloud IAM, VPC Service Controls, and Chronicle
- Private / Hybrid: On-premises to cloud migration security, hybrid identity, and air-gapped environments
Cloud Security Posture Management
Continuous monitoring and automated remediation of cloud misconfigurations. Implementing CSPM tooling, creating custom compliance rules, and building drift detection systems that catch security regressions before adversaries exploit them.