Capabilities

We deliver code and pipelines.
Not runbooks for human clicking.

Four disciplines. One operating model. Every engagement combines them — so there are no gaps for your team to plug, no spreadsheets pretending to be governance, and nothing your auditor can't see.

Free Cloud Governance Assessment How we deliver

01 · Terraform & IaC

Versioned infrastructure. Reviewed like product code.

A module library tailored to your accounts, your topology, your compliance posture. Drift detection in CI. State managed and locked. Every change ships through PR review with policy gates.

Curated Terraform module library
State backend hardening + remote locking
Drift detection on every PR + nightly
Multi-account scaffolding (AWS Organizations, GCP folders)
OPA / Conftest policy gates pre-plan
Secrets via cloud KMS — never in state

Outcome → A reproducible, reviewable platform that an auditor can verify in minutes.

Platform architecture diagram showing flow from developers through CI, policy enforcement, and IaC to cloud. — platform.tf versioned

02 · Kubernetes / EKS

Production-grade clusters. GitOps-first.

Clusters designed for scale, isolation, and identity. Workloads deployed by Argo or Flux — never kubectl-by-hand. Network policy on, secrets brokered, autoscaling tuned, upgrades automated.

EKS / GKE / AKS cluster design
Argo CD or Flux GitOps pipelines
Workload identity (IRSA, GKE WI)
Network policy + service mesh as needed
Cluster autoscaler + Karpenter tuning
Patched, version-managed upgrade flow

Outcome → A cluster your team can ship to confidently, and your auditor can review without surprises.

cluster.yaml gitops

apiVersion: argoproj.io/v1
kind: Application
metadata:
  name: platform
spec:
  project: snowops
  source:
    repoURL: git@github.com/acme/infra
    path: clusters/prod
    targetRevision: main
  destination:
    server: https://kubernetes.default.svc
    namespace: platform
  syncPolicy:
    automated:
      prune: true
      selfHeal: true
    syncOptions:
      - ServerSideApply=true
      - CreateNamespace=true

03 · CI/CD Governance

Pipelines that enforce themselves.

Builds are signed. Promotions are gated. Approvals are code, not Slack messages. Every artifact carries an attestation; every environment knows what it's allowed to run.

GitHub Actions or GitLab CI hardening
OIDC-based cloud auth (no static keys)
Cosign signing + SBOM attestation
Environment promotion via PR
Required-reviewer policies enforced
Reusable, audited workflow libraries

Outcome → A change pipeline that satisfies CC1 / CC8 controls without a human auditor babysitting it.

release.yml signed

permissions:
  id-token: write
  contents: read
  attestations: write

jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: docker/build-push-action@v6
      - uses: sigstore/cosign-installer@v3
      - run: cosign sign --yes ${IMAGE}
      - uses: actions/attest-build-provenance@v1
        with:
          subject-name: ${IMAGE}

04 · Policy as Code

SOC 2 and ISO 27001 controls — enforced in the pipeline.

We translate your control framework into executable policy. Kyverno for the cluster, OPA / Conftest for CI, custom rules where your auditor needs them. Evidence is collected continuously and packaged on demand.

SOC 2 / ISO 27001 control mapping
Kyverno cluster policies
OPA / Conftest CI policies
Continuous evidence collection
Auditor-ready evidence packages
Policy versioning + change history

Outcome → Audits close in days. New controls ship like features.

Compliance pipeline diagram: control library mapped to policy-as-code, enforced at CI and cluster, with continuous evidence and audit-ready dashboard. — evidence.pipeline continuous

Security by default

Zero-trust isn't a slogan. It's the wiring.

The defaults of every platform we ship — every cluster, every pipeline, every IAM policy — are built on these four principles. No opt-in. No 'we'll harden it later.'

Least privilege

IAM scoped per workload. Wildcard policies fail CI.

Identity, not keys

OIDC, workload identity, short-lived credentials.

Signed everything

Cosign-signed images. SBOMs attached. Drift blocked.

Tamper-evident

Append-only audit logs. Evidence ships with the deploy.

Engagement

Start with an assessment. Decide on a sprint.

The TAR (Technical Assessment Report) is free, takes ~2 weeks, and requires no backend access. From there we propose a scoped engagement — typically 2–6 sprints.

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