Cloud security starts with knowing who owns what. Tools matter, but unclear ownership is often the first problem to solve.
Make Access Understandable
An organization should know who can access important systems, why that access exists, and how it is removed when it is no longer needed. Multi-factor authentication, least-privilege access, and regular review are practical foundations.
Those controls are easier to maintain when accounts, roles, and exceptions are documented.
Confirm Recovery Paths
Backups and recovery plans should be more than assumptions. The useful questions are simple:
- What data matters most?
- Where is it backed up?
- Who can restore it?
- Has the restore path been tested?
- What would interrupt normal work if the system went down?
These answers help prioritize security work around real business impact.
Keep Configuration Visible
Cloud platforms change over time. Settings, integrations, identities, and vendor responsibilities can drift. Pavise can help assess the current posture, identify practical gaps, and implement improvements that are documented enough to support.