SecOps
You've just got the audit report. What to do with it?
A security audit report is a list of findings, not a fix. Most teams get the PDF, agree it’s important, and then struggle to translate it into actual infrastructure and process changes — especially when the findings span IAM, networking, logging and application configuration across AWS and GCP. I take the report and turn it into remediated infrastructure.
What’s covered
- Pre-audit hardening — fix the obvious gaps before the auditor finds them: IAM, network exposure, logging, encryption, secrets management
- Findings triage — turn a raw audit report into a prioritized remediation plan, separating quick fixes from structural changes
- Remediation — implement the fixes directly in AWS or GCP, with infrastructure as code where possible so the fix is durable, not a one-off console change
- Evidence & documentation — produce the artifacts auditors and compliance frameworks (ISO 27001, SOC 2) actually expect
- Re-audit readiness — close the loop so the next audit cycle finds a clean setup, not the same findings again
Who this is for
Teams who’ve just received a security audit report and need someone to own remediation end-to-end, or who want their AWS/GCP setup hardened proactively before an audit or a security questionnaire from an enterprise customer.