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Security, SIEM and compliance
How cybersecurity, security operations, authorized testing, risk management and compliance evidence are integrated into infrastructure operations.
Derived from the tool-agnostic KOS-Infra methodology and public service brief. Customer architecture and product choices are assessed per engagement.
Security is part of the operating team
Argus and the deterministic security fleet work inside the same change, incident, evidence and escalation system as platform operations. This avoids a separate security queue with incomplete infrastructure context and makes remediation ownership explicit.
Identity and least privilege
Access is mapped from centralized identity to scoped roles, with strong MFA, regular access review, privileged separation and explicit service identities. Credentials and certificates are lifecycle-managed. Break-glass access is controlled, logged, time-bounded and tested.
Security telemetry and SIEM
The service can integrate the customer's chosen SIEM, SOC, EDR or XDR and network detection capabilities. Telemetry is normalized around service and asset ownership so findings can be investigated, routed and linked to incidents and changes instead of becoming an unowned alert stream.
Vulnerability and patch management
Host, image, dependency, supply-chain, infrastructure-as-code and configuration findings are triaged by exploitability, exposure, business criticality and compensating control. Patch and remediation cadences are risk-based, with emergency paths for actively exploited or high-impact conditions.
Threat modelling and hardening
Architecture reviews identify assets, trust boundaries, threats, abuse cases and mitigations before deployment. Baselines cover hosts, clusters, identities, networks, images, administrative paths and recovery systems. Drift from approved hardening becomes a visible operational signal.
Authorized penetration testing
Offensive testing is bounded by written authorization, rules of engagement, target scope, timing, safety controls and evidence requirements. Tests are never run outside customer approval. Findings include reproducible proof, impact, affected scope and a verified remediation path.
Risk and incident response
Security risks have owners, likelihood, impact, treatment and residual status. Security incidents use prepared roles, escalation contacts, containment paths, evidence preservation and recovery steps. Lessons feed hardening, monitoring and continuity work.
Compliance mapping
Controls and evidence can be mapped to the frameworks that apply to the customer, such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR or sector-specific obligations. Mapping does not itself grant certification; it makes implementation and evidence traceable for the customer and its auditors.
Evidence for assurance
Security evidence includes the applicable requirement, control owner, approved configuration, test result, exception, finding, remediation and verification record. Public documentation describes the control model without exposing customer configurations, defensive details or credentials.
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