Most organisations now own a capable cloud security platform. Far fewer have deployed it properly: accounts half-onboarded, policies left at defaults, alerts routed to an inbox nobody reads, and a development pipeline the platform never sees.
A platform that is not configured to your environment is a subscription, not a defence.
Full implementation of cloud security across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud so every account is visible, every policy reflects the organization's obligations, and nothing is left at defaults.
• Cloud accounts onboarded via code — REST API, Terraform, CloudFormation - repeatable and auditable, not console clicking
• Security and compliance policies configured to the organisation's own requirements and cloud-provider best practice, in monitor or enforce mode as agreed
• Activity-log intelligence is enabled and tuned, so the platform sees behavior, not just configuration.
• Reports and notifications mapped to the organization's compliance obligations
Delivered by a named ARLLYX engineer who reports to the client's security owner. The deployment design is reviewed and signed before go-live.
Security is built into how software is developed and released from the first line of code in the repository to the release that reaches production.
• Source-code environments onboarded: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and cloud-hosted repositories
• Code-scanning and data-compliance policies configured to the organisation's standards
• Connected to the CI/CD pipeline and the security tools already in place, so findings land where engineers work, not in another dashboard nobody opens
• Reports and notifications aligned to the organisation's policies
The result: security risk visible before release, not discovered after an incident.
What keeps the deployment alive after go-live and what makes the internal team self-sufficient.
• Hands-on training and best-practice transfer to the internal team
• Expansion to new use cases as the environment grows
• Policy customisation as requirements change
• Quarterly business reviews with a written report, and a named escalation contact
Structured so reliance on any provider ARLLYX included shrinks over time instead of growing.
1. Plan
The purchase, the design, and the existing environment are reviewed before anything is onboarded.
2. Design
The implementation plan is written and signed by a named ARLLYX lead and by the client.
3. Deploy
Accounts and repositories onboarded via code, policies configured, and integrations connected.
4. Verify
The deployment is checked against the signed design and platform best practice before handover.
5. Transfer
Training was delivered, documentation was handed over, and a named owner on the client side confirmed.
Commercial terms are agreed upon in writing at scoping, in the form that fits the engagement. Any change in scope is raised in writing before work continues.
Faster go-live. Fewer misconfigurations. A team that can run it.
Organisations that have bought a capable cloud or application security platform and need it deployed properly. Regulated firms whose cloud accounts and development pipelines have outgrown manual oversight. Teams that want the skills transferred, not a permanent dependency.
Organisations seeking a certification document without the change behind it. Free assessments attached to a product purchase. Scope set by available budget instead of a decision that needs making.
