Cloud Monitoring

Advanced analytics and event correlation monitoring of applications, devices and servers hosted in AWS, Azure or Google cloud
Cloud Monitoring

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For up to 10 employees – scalable plans available for larger companies
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Cloud Monitoring – Rewritten Overview

What Cloud Monitoring Is

Cloud Monitoring is a managed security service that continuously observes and analyzes activity across an organization’s cloud environments to detect threats and performance issues. Rather than relying on internal IT staff to manually track logs and events, this service uses advanced tools and techniques to collect and correlate security data from cloud platforms, helping organisations maintain visibility into what’s happening in their cloud infrastructure.

It works around the clock — 24/7 — gathering and analysing activity logs, identifying suspicious behaviour, and alerting security teams when potential threats are found, so issues can be addressed before they escalate.

How the Service Works

Cloud Monitoring typically involves a dedicated team or Security Operations Center (SOC) that continuously:

This setup gives organisations a consistent view of their cloud security posture, helping them spot issues such as unauthorised access, suspicious traffic patterns, or policy violations quickly and accurately.

What It Monitors

The service can track security signals and logs from major cloud platforms and services, including:

By analysing data from these sources, the monitoring service helps organisations detect anomalous behaviour, suspicious logins, configuration issues, or other indicators of compromise across cloud‑hosted systems.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) – monitoring sources such as CloudTrail, VPC Flow Logs, and other AWS log feeds
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Microsoft Azure – analysing activity from Azure Active Directory, Activity Logs, Security Center data, and flow logs
100%
Office 365 / Google Workspace – observing productivity and identity services like Exchange Online, SharePoint, and user authentication
100%
Virtual firewalls and Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) – incorporating data from cloud‑based access controls into threat detection.
100%

Key Benefits

Improved Visibility Across Cloud Environments
With centralized monitoring, organisations gain a unified view of security events across multi‑cloud and hybrid infrastructures, eliminating blind spots that can occur when cloud monitoring is manual or fragmented.

Faster Threat Detection and Response

By automatically processing and analysing log data, cloud monitoring tools help security teams discover problems early, so they can act quickly to address potential breaches before they do serious harm.

Simplified Compliance Reporting

Cloud monitoring also supports regulatory compliance by consolidating relevant security logs and activity records into structured reports that can be used for audits and governance requirements.

Reduced Operational Complexity

Outsourcing monitoring to a managed service takes the burden off internal staff, allowing organisations to scale their cloud security without needing large in‑house teams or specialised expertise.

Why It’s Important

As more businesses move critical systems and data to cloud platforms, the threat surface expands — and so do the opportunities for attackers. Cloud monitoring helps ensure that organisations don’t lose sight of what’s happening in these environments, providing continuous protection that aligns with modern hybrid and multi‑cloud operations.

Continuous monitoring also helps detect misconfigurations (a common cloud risk), identify unauthorised access attempts, and uncover early signs of malicious activity that could otherwise go unnoticed.

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