
Security in the cloud – comprehensive and technically well-founded
Security must be considered from the outset – not added as an afterthought. Cloud environments are dynamic, networked, and highly scalable. At the same time, regulatory requirements are increasing, attack surfaces are growing, and operational responsibility is shifting.
PROTOS offers security engineering, compliance standards, and operator security, right through to modern SOC functions. From strategy to AI-powered 24/7 operations.
New cloud environments are being set up or existing ones expanded
Applications need to be migrated or redeveloped and require security by design.
Requirements such as ISO 27001, GDPR, KRITIS, or NIS2 must be met.
Vulnerabilities should be minimized and security processes established.
Security monitoring and incident response must be established.
Security-focused reviews of your cloud architecture
Risk analysis according to STRIDE/OWASP-guided methods
Integrating security controls into your automation
Least privilege models and hardening your systems
Key/certificate management with KMS, vault, and key rotation
VNets, subnets, NSGs, and firewall policies
Assessment according to ISO, GDPR, and industry-specific standards
Identification of gaps and creation of action plans
Policy templates and documentation for audit readiness
Support for ISO 27001, KRITIS, NIS2, and GDPR audits
Continuous monitoring of cloud environments and workloads
Integration and analysis of security events and logs
Detection of anomalies and automated response processes
Forensic support and structured incident handling
Vulnerability scanning and patch governance
We create security that is effective in everyday use and not just meets regulatory requirements, because we consistently combine IT governance, compliance, and operational implementation, and strengthen them through technical excellence and targeted use of AI. This results in security measures that are auditable and provide effective protection.

Security engineering ensures end-to-end security for architecture, code, and operations.
Regulatory requirements can be systematically fulfilled – audit-ready and documented.
Surveillance and monitoring detect anomalies early and reduce response times.
Security incidents are detected, assessed, and controlled—not just after the fact.

Let's define your security requirements together.
Nicky Lippold· Marketing & Sales