To ensure efficient and effective use of cloud services in operational and administrative processes, to minimize risks arising from lack of technology and competence.

To create sustainable and reliable infrastructure, accessible systems and structures with high fault tolerance, the transformation and modernization of technologies used in data centers of corporate structures, and the accurate and detailed definition of the processes, assets, data processed and accesses operated by stakeholders, the detection of security vulnerabilities, the determination of solutions for these vulnerabilities, ensuring compliance with international standards related to cloud and information security management, and ultimately the design of reliable, measurable and manageable systems, preventing data, service, operation, labor, time, reputation and financial losses.

Cloud Security Controls (BGK, Cloud Readiness Assessment) are the set of controls that are refined in the security perspective of the cloud service infrastructure before and during the transition to secure cloud computing infrastructures, based on many frameworks published in sectoral and industry standards. In the BGK Readiness Analysis service, the existing or planned policy definition, control implementation, prioritization and reporting criteria are evaluated within the framework of Cloud and Information Security, and are interpreted from a process and technology perspective.

BGK Gap Analysis reflects the current situation of the organization in a broad perspective on Cloud Security, and helps in determining short, medium and long-term product and service investments.

BHSs are constantly adding new functional services along with configuration and security tools to manage them faster and better. As new tools become available, the cloud consumer should consider a hybrid approach that uses third-party tools along with BHS native security tools that best fit an organization’s security and management needs.

Benefits of Cloud Security Service

Cloud security controls and gap analysis include refined controls according to human, process and technology axes in order to evaluate the technological infrastructure and processes of the Organization in the field of Information and cloud security, especially in order to ensure awareness of the conditions that will make them vulnerable to cyber threats and to ensure the continuity of organizations and systems against incidents.

Cloud Security Controls and BGK Gap Analysis, Before using the organization’s cloud services in a broad perspective on Cloud Security;

To be informed about the legal and sectoral regulations that the institution should take into consideration,
To define the precautions that the institution should take within the data center, the policies and processes that should be implemented,
To help develop a comprehensive roadmap that can provide standardization for the purpose of risk reduction perspective that may be encountered during the transition to cloud services,
In particular, by considering 17 different cloud security capabilities from different standards, recommendations are given on referenceable architectures on how to create security controls,
Since it is considered as a framework for both cloud consumers and cloud providers, it is internationally applicable and is constantly being developed to make it compatible with cloud security requirements,
It reflects the current situation of the institution and sheds light on the determination of short, medium and long-term product/service/technology investments.

Who Should Get Cloud Security Service?

Organizations that want to ensure efficient and effective use of cloud services in operational and administrative processes, the transformation and modernization of technologies used in data centers in order to reduce risks arising from lack of technology and competence and to create a sustainable secure cloud infrastructure, and the accurate and detailed definition of the operated processes, assets, processed data and access, the determination of solutions, ensuring compliance with international standards regarding cloud and information security management and ultimately the design of reliable, measurable and manageable systems will be beneficial for all organizations that want to prevent data, service, operation, labor, time, reputation and financial losses in cloud service transformations.