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Cloud Security & Compliance

Q: How do you handle CMMC compliance?

We design cloud architecture aligned to CMMC Level 2 (or Level 3) practices — CUI protection, access control, audit logging, and incident response. The architecture provides the technical controls; your organization provides the policies and procedures.

Q: Do you provide ongoing security monitoring?

Yes. We offer managed security operations that include continuous monitoring, alert triage, vulnerability management, and incident response. Or we design the monitoring architecture and hand it off to your team.

Q: How often is DR tested?

We recommend quarterly DR testing for critical workloads. We design DR procedures with automated testing capabilities and conduct the initial DR test as part of implementation. Ongoing testing can be managed by your team or included in managed operations.

Protect business-critical workloads, sensitive data, and partner access in the cloud. Operationally complex businesses may hold controlled technical data, customer information, financial records, product or service data, partner records, and operating history under different obligations. We map the actual data and access boundaries, then engineer cloud controls, evidence, monitoring, and ownership around them.

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The Problem

Cloud controls are not mapped to the data, workloads, users, and obligations they must protect.

Cloud problems begin when workloads move or grow without a clear account of the business dependencies, access, recovery, security, monitoring, ownership, and cost behind them.

What leaders see

Reliability, access, and cost are difficult to explain.

Teams know the infrastructure matters but cannot connect incidents, spending, recovery, or performance to the work it supports.

What is actually happening

The workload has no complete operating model.

Dependencies, controls, recovery objectives, monitoring, and ownership are distributed across tools, vendors, and individual knowledge.

What gets worse

Migration moves the uncertainty instead of resolving it.

The platform changes while weak access, integration, recovery, cost, and support practices remain.

What Changes

What Cloud Security & Compliance includes.

Operationally complex businesses may hold controlled technical data, customer information, financial records, product or service data, partner records, and operating history under different obligations. We map the actual data and access boundaries, then engineer cloud controls, evidence, monitoring, and ownership around them.

Identity & Access Management

Role-based access control, least-privilege policies, MFA enforcement, and service account governance. Every user and system has exactly the access they need and nothing more.

Network Security

VPC segmentation, security groups, WAF, DDoS protection, and private connectivity to on-premise. Network architecture designed to isolate workloads and limit blast radius.

Encryption

Data encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2+). Key management with customer-managed keys where compliance requires it. Encryption applied consistently across all storage and communication layers.

Compliance Frameworks

Architecture designed to meet SOC 2, ITAR, CMMC, NIST 800-171, and industry-specific requirements. Control mapping documentation that auditors can use directly.

Backup & Disaster Recovery

Automated backups with defined RPO/RTO targets, cross-region replication for critical workloads, and documented DR procedures that are tested regularly — not just written.

Security Monitoring & Incident Response

Cloud-native security monitoring (GuardDuty, Security Center), centralized logging, alert routing, and documented incident response procedures. Threats detected and responded to, not just logged.

How It Fits Manufacturing

How this stage fits the manufacturing operation.

Cloud & InfrastructureWhich workloads should change, what continuity the business requires, and how security, recovery, access, integration, and cost will be governed.

Governance dependencyCloud work needs documented workload dependencies, access rules, recovery objectives, security controls, monitoring, cost ownership, and a tested operating model.

Workloads and controls to protect

business applications

databases and files

identity and access

integrations and networks

backup and recovery

What must be defined before engineering begins

What the manufacturing business needs to change and why.
Which systems, records, risks, and readiness gaps shape the work.
What should be built, how it fits the architecture, and in what order.

Related Services and Planning

What to evaluate next.

Follow the dependencies behind this service instead of treating it as an isolated project.

Cloud Services

Connect this requirement to architecture, migration, security, recovery, cost, and operations.

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Integration Engineering

Protect the interfaces and data movement the workload supports.

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Digital Operating Stack

See how infrastructure supports systems, data, workflows, reporting, and AI.

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New material work begins in Launchpad so Metrotechs can validate the operating need, evidence, feasibility, architecture direction, and sequence before engineering begins.

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Start With the Manufacturing Continuity Objective

Define the smallest sound response and delivery sequence.

Metrotechs determines what the operation actually requires before selecting technology. New material work begins in Launchpad so the evidence, feasibility, architecture direction, priorities, and sequence can be validated before engineering begins.

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Metrotechs designs, builds, integrates, and supports the approved solution so demand, fulfillment, and service commitments remain reliable.

A technical request does not bypass discovery. The proposed solution remains a working hypothesis until Metrotechs validates it in Launchpad and maps continuity before build.

Delivery sequence

How Metrotechs delivers Cloud Security & Compliance.

Operationally complex businesses may hold controlled technical data, customer information, financial records, product or service data, partner records, and operating history.

Compliance Assessment

Identify all compliance requirements — regulatory, contractual, and internal policy. Map requirements to cloud security controls and identify gaps.

Security Architecture

Design the security architecture — IAM, networking, encryption, monitoring, and DR — with controls mapped to each compliance requirement.

Implementation

Implement security controls as infrastructure-as-code for consistency and auditability. Every control is version-controlled and reproducible.

Validation & Audit Prep

Validate controls against compliance requirements. Generate control documentation, evidence packages, and audit-ready reports.

FAQ

Questions to answer before changing this stage.

Straight answers to what manufacturing leaders ask before committing budget to this work.

Can AWS/Azure meet ITAR requirements?

Yes. AWS GovCloud and Azure Government provide ITAR-compliant infrastructure. We design the architecture to ensure ITAR-controlled data stays within compliant regions and access is restricted to US persons as required.

How do you handle CMMC compliance?

Do you provide ongoing security monitoring?

How often is DR tested?