Identity is the new perimeter. We design OCI identity, access, and security controls so people and services get exactly the access they need and nothing more, with the evidence to prove it.
Most OCI security incidents are not exotic. They come from over broad policies, shared credentials, compartments that grew without a plan, and audit logs nobody watches. The fix is structural, not a product purchase.
We design the identity and compartment model, write policies to least privilege, turn on the security services OCI already includes, and put monitoring in place so a misconfiguration is caught the day it happens. The work maps to recognised frameworks so your auditors get the evidence they ask for.
IAM domains, groups, and federation with your identity provider, built around least privilege.
A compartment and tagging structure that isolates workloads and makes access easy to reason about.
OCI policies written, reviewed, and version controlled, not edited live in the console.
OCI Cloud Guard configured to detect and respond to risky configuration and activity.
Key management with OCI Vault, encryption at rest and in transit, and rotation that actually happens.
Audit logging and reporting that satisfies internal and external review.
OCI bundles several security services. Knowing which control answers which risk keeps the design coherent.
| Control | Protects against | OCI service |
|---|---|---|
| Least privilege IAM | Over broad access | IAM policies and domains |
| Threat detection | Risky config and activity | Cloud Guard |
| Key management | Exposed data at rest | Vault and encryption |
| Network isolation | Lateral movement | Security lists and NSGs |
| Audit logging | Undetected change | Audit and Logging |
Deliver and run security as a project or managed engagement.
See the serviceCarry security forward, do not lift the gaps with the workload.
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