Ethiks360 AWS vCISO & Cloud Security Advisory Services

Ethiks360 provides Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) and cybersecurity advisory services to help organisations securely adopt, operate and govern workloads running on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The service supports customers using AWS by providing strategic security leadership, cloud security governance, risk management, compliance advisory and security posture improvement across their AWS environment. Services may include:

* AWS cloud security posture and risk assessments * Security governance and vCISO advisory * AWS identity and access management governance * Cloud security policies, standards and operating procedures * Security risk registers and remediation planning * AWS workload and infrastructure security reviews * Compliance readiness and control mapping * Vulnerability and security posture management * Incident response planning and security governance * Security architecture advisory * Continuous security improvement roadmaps * Executive and board-level cyber risk reporting

Ethiks360's vCISO service is designed to help customers establish and maintain appropriate security controls around AWS workloads and cloud environments while aligning cybersecurity investment with organisational risk and compliance requirements.

Where applicable, Ethiks360 may provide guidance relating to AWS security services and capabilities used within the customer's environment, including AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), AWS Security Hub, Amazon GuardDuty, AWS CloudTrail, AWS Config and related AWS security and governance services. The engagement begins with an assessment of the customer's AWS environment, security maturity and business requirements. Ethiks360 then develops a prioritised security roadmap and provides ongoing vCISO advisory support to help the customer improve governance, risk management, compliance and AWS cloud security outcomes.

Customers remain responsible for AWS infrastructure and service charges incurred within their AWS accounts, which are separate from the Professional Services fees purchased through AWS Marketplace.

That final sentence is useful because AWS explicitly requires disclosure where the service can result in separate AWS infrastructure charges.