We already pay for Defender and Sentinel. What do you actually add?

People and tuning. Most of the licensing we look at is half configured, noisy, and quietly ignored. We turn the coverage on properly, cut the alerts that waste your nights, and watch what is left around the clock. If you already own it, we would rather run it than replace it.

We are mostly Azure with an AWS account from an acquisition. Is that a problem?

That is the common case. One team covers both platforms under one contract, so an alert that crosses between them stays one conversation.

Does this replace my internal team?

No. You keep ownership and the keys. We take the round-the-clock watch and the deep platform work your team does not have hours for.

How fast can monitoring be live?

Weeks, not quarters. We start with read-only access and nothing to install, close the highest-risk gaps first, and in most environments have monitoring on the critical workloads inside the first month.

Our cyber insurance renewal is in 60 days. Can you help before then?

Yes. Send us the questionnaire. We will tell you which answers are already true, which ones need work, and what can realistically be closed before the renewal date.

Cloud Security Services | Netrix Global

What we run

The four things nobody has time for.

Cloud security comes down to how it was built, who can get in, who is watching, and what you can prove. Here is what that looks like on each platform.

Secure cloud foundations

Most cloud risk starts at setup, in a subscription or an account someone spun up fast and never revisited. We review what is actually deployed, fix the architecture, and set guardrails that hold as you grow.

Microsoft

Azure landing zone and policy design
Microsoft Entra ID governance baseline
Defender for Cloud rollout across subscriptions
Security baseline audit against Microsoft benchmarks

AWS

Control Tower and multi-account structure
Well-Architected security reviews
EKS and container hardening
Service control policies and guardrails

24x7 detection and response

Alerts only help if someone reads them. Our security operations center watches both platforms from one place, and we respond to what matters instead of forwarding you a ticket at 3 a.m.

Microsoft

24x7 monitoring with Defender, Sentinel, and Purview
Sentinel tuning and ingestion cost control
Exposure management across the tenant

AWS

24x7 cloud-native detection and response on Elastic Cloud Security
Centralized log ingestion and retention
GuardDuty and Security Hub triage

Identity and access

Identity is the front door to both clouds, and it is usually the messiest thing you own after a migration or an acquisition. We clean it up, then keep it clean.

Microsoft

Entra ID migrations and tenant consolidation
Passwordless and phishing-resistant sign-in
Secure service edge architecture
Privileged access review and cleanup

AWS

Access governance and least-privilege review
Federated login from your Microsoft tenant
Zero trust network design
Cross-account role cleanup after acquisitions

Governance and evidence

Auditors and insurers do not want a description of your controls. They want evidence. We build the governance that produces it, and keep your data ready for whatever you turn on next, Copilot included.

Microsoft

Purview data governance and automated loss prevention
Zero trust architecture roadmap
Copilot data readiness before rollout, not after

AWS

Control mapping for PCI, ISO 27001, and SOC 2
Data residency and local data law alignment
AI threat detection tooling folded into monitoring

Microsoft SecurityThe full Entra ID, Defender, Sentinel, and Purview practice, in depth.See Microsoft Security AWS SecurityControl Tower, Well-Architected reviews, and cloud-native detection and response.See AWS Security

Watching both platforms is the job of our managed detection and response team. Everything here sits inside our cybersecurity practice.

How it starts

Ninety days from first call to eyes on.

No long discovery phase before anything gets better. This is the order we work in, on both platforms at once.

First 90 days

Week one, we take read-only access to both sides and look at what is actually deployed. Not what the diagram says. Subscriptions, accounts, identities, logging gaps, and the AWS environment nobody has opened since the acquisition.

By week four, the highest-risk gaps are closed and monitoring is live on the workloads that would end up in a breach report. By week twelve, identity is consolidated across Entra ID and AWS, your controls are mapped to the frameworks you actually get asked about, and you have a report you can hand to your insurer without rewriting it.

After that it is steady state. We watch. You build.

Week 1

Read-only review of both clouds, no agents to install

Week 4

Monitoring live on your highest-risk workloads

Week 12

Identity consolidated, controls mapped to your frameworks

24x7

Steady-state coverage from our security operations center

Why Netrix

What this gives you that another tool won't.

Five things that decide whether cloud security gets run or just gets purchased.

We run what you already own. If your Microsoft licensing already covers it, we tune it and use it rather than selling you something else.
Microsoft and AWS on one team. An alert that starts in AWS and ends in Entra ID does not turn into two tickets at two vendors.
The engineers who design it are the ones who watch it. Nothing gets thrown over a wall to a different group at 2 a.m.
You get evidence, not just controls. Insurance questionnaires, audit requests, and board updates all come out of the same work.
Your team keeps the keys. We extend what you have, and we will tell you when you do not need us for something.

Questions we get

You already own the security tools. We're the team that runs them.

The four things nobody has time for.

Secure cloud foundations

24x7 detection and response

Identity and access

Governance and evidence

Ninety days from first call to eyes on.

What this gives you that another tool won't.

Asked on every first call.

Start with what is already running in your cloud.