Cloud Foundation
Build & Secure foundations for enterprise cloud.
Give every team a governed, repeatable way to use cloud. We design and implement landing zones across AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and hybrid environments, aligning account and subscription structure, identity, networking, policy, operations and cost ownership with your organization.
Enterprise challenges we address
Build initiatives stall when core cloud services do not share clear ownership, controls or operating practices.
- Landing zones and account structures grow without consistent ownership, environment boundaries or billing visibility.
- Identity and access policies differ between teams, providers and workloads, leaving permissions hard to review.
- Network and connectivity designs leave gaps in routing, DNS, private access or hybrid reachability.
- Security, governance and FinOps controls are applied unevenly, with unclear policy exceptions and cost owners.
- Operations lack shared observability, resilience expectations, backup ownership or recovery plans.
Capabilities
We build a governed, multi-cloud foundation across five connected areas:
- Landing zones and account structures for AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and hybrid environments.
- Identity and access management for people, workloads and administrators, with least-privilege roles.
- Networking and connectivity foundations for segmentation, transit, private access, DNS and hybrid routes.
- Security and governance guardrails, policy as code, controlled exceptions and FinOps cost ownership.
- Operations foundations for logging, observability, alerting, backup, recovery and resilience.
Architecture concerns
Build decisions connect the landing-zone structure to access, traffic, control and operational requirements.
- Set account and environment boundaries for ownership, policy scope, billing and isolation.
- Design identity federation, privileged access and workload roles, including review and emergency-access paths.
- Plan address space, routing, DNS and transit for cloud, data centre and cross-cloud connectivity.
- Choose security baselines, policy exceptions and budget controls that can be audited across providers.
- Define shared logs, service health signals, backup objectives, recovery procedures and operational owners.
Typical deliverables
Build work produces deployable foundations and the guidance teams need to operate them.
- Landing-zone and account-structure diagrams with ownership and environment boundaries.
- Infrastructure as Code for identity, network connectivity, security and governance controls.
- Provisioning and validation workflows, policy and exception guidance, and access-management procedures.
- Operations runbooks for observability, alerting, backup, recovery and resilience responsibilities.
- FinOps ownership, budget and review guidance, plus a prioritized adoption or migration plan.