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Amazon Web Services

AWS done carefully: secure accounts, clear costs, documented workloads.

We help small businesses set up and manage AWS environments with sound identity practices, security baselines, and cost visibility.

The challenge

The problem

Small AWS environments often start with a single account and a root user, then grow organically. That leaves security gaps and costs that are difficult to attribute.

  • Root account used for daily work, or long-lived access keys in use
  • Resources running that nobody remembers creating
  • No consistent logging or alerting
  • Bills that grow month over month

Who it is for

  • Small businesses and startups hosting applications on AWS
  • Teams that inherited an AWS account without documentation
  • Organizations concerned about AWS cost growth

Recommended solution

What we do

We put foundational controls in place and help you operate workloads on them responsibly.

  • Account structure

    Multi-account organization where appropriate, with centralized billing.

  • Identity & access

    Root-account protection, MFA, and least-privilege IAM roles.

  • Security baseline

    Logging, alerting, and configuration aligned with AWS's published best practices.

  • Workload planning

    Architecture guidance for hosting applications, files, or data.

  • Backup & recovery

    Backup policies and documented restore testing.

  • Cost optimization

    Usage reviews, budgets, and right-sizing recommendations.

Business benefits

What you can expect

Outcomes depend on your starting point; these are the improvements this work is designed to deliver.

  • Protected accounts

    Strong identity controls reduce the risk of account misuse.

  • Visibility

    Logging and alerts provide evidence when something changes.

  • Cost clarity

    Know what each workload costs and why.

Implementation

How the work is delivered

  1. Step 1: Review

    Inventory accounts, identities, resources, and spend.

  2. Step 2: Prioritize

    Rank findings by risk and cost impact.

  3. Step 3: Implement

    Apply approved changes with rollback plans.

  4. Step 4: Maintain

    Periodic reviews of security and costs.

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AWS questions

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