Posture checks
Encryption, public exposure, key rotation and access scope checked against your data map.
Section 8(5)·Response·11/12
Cloud Security Posture
Reasonable safeguards, continuously checked
The Act's largest penalty attaches to failing to take reasonable security safeguards. This module watches the cloud configuration around your personal data stores and tells you when a bucket, key or role stops being reasonable.
- Posture checks
- ContinuousPosture checks
- Alert queue
- Risk-rankedAlert queue
- Evidence trail
- AutoEvidence trail
console / cloud-securityLive
Cloud Security Posture
Section 8(5) · Response
- Posture checks
- Risk-weighted alerts
- Access review
- Evidence capture
ContinuousPosture checks
Risk-rankedAlert queue
AutoEvidence trail
What Cloud Security Posture does
Four capabilities that together close this obligation — and feed the same audit log every other module writes to.
Book a walkthroughRisk-weighted alerts
A misconfiguration on a store holding personal data outranks one that holds logs.
Access review
Who can reach personal data, reviewed on a cycle with sign-off captured.
Evidence capture
Every check and remediation becomes audit evidence automatically.
Data-aware prioritisation
A finding on a store holding personal data outranks the same finding on a log bucket.
Drift detection
A configuration that was compliant last week and is not today raises an alert immediately.
From zero to live cloud security posture
- 130 min
Connect the cloud account
Read-only role in AWS, Azure or GCP.
- 2Instant
Link to the data map
Findings are ranked by whether the affected store holds personal data.
- 310 min
Set the review cycle
Access reviews scheduled with sign-off captured as evidence.
What changes on day one
Without Cloud Security Posture
- Posture findings are ranked by CVSS, not by data held
- Access reviews happen when someone remembers
- Evidence is assembled during the audit
With Cloud Security Posture
- Findings ranked by privacy impact
- Access reviews on a cycle with sign-off
- Evidence captured continuously
Common questions
The Act does not enumerate them, which means the standard is what a reasonable organisation in your sector would do. Encryption, access control, monitoring and testing are the floor.
Other modules
11 moreConsent Management
Capture, version and honour every consent
Cookie Consent
A banner that does not quietly break the law
Data Inventory
Know what personal data you hold, and why
Data Map
See where personal data travels
Rights Portal
Every data principal request in one queue
Compliance Dashboard
One number your board will actually ask for
Risk Register & DPIA
Assess before you launch, not after
Vendor Risk
Your processors are your liability
Breach Response
The clock starts before you are ready
Data Retention
Delete on schedule, and prove it
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