Cloud Threat Detection from e2e-assure maximises the effectiveness of the security tools and controls that are enabled for your cloud platforms, the teams in our Security Operations Centre (SOC) apply rigorous monitoring across your cloud estate to deliver advanced threat detection & response for secure critical workloads across virtual machines (VMs), containers, databases, storage, app services and APIs.
Leverage existing cloud capabilities and SOC expertise to maximise security investments, focusing on strategic improvements over redundant or inefficient tools.
Build customer and stakeholder trust by proving your commitment to strict security standards and compliance, vital for regulated industries and sensitive data.
Gain a competitive edge by making security a key differentiator, attracting customers who prioritise data protection and secure supply chains.
Adopt a scalable, flexible security framework that grows with your business—strengthening your security posture as cloud usage expands without sacrificing agility or innovation.
Cloud Threat Detection is a managed service that protects your cloud assets from configuration gaps, malware, and attacker movement. It works by integrating with native cloud tools like Microsoft Defender for Cloud, AWS GuardDuty, and Google SCC, pulling telemetry into the e2e-assure SOC platform, where 24/7 monitoring, alert triage, and threat response are performed.
The service helps clients fulfill their part of the shared responsibility model by validating configurations, detecting deviations from best practices, and responding to emerging threats. SOC analysts monitor Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) metrics and use alerts from Defender for Cloud, AWS Security Hub, and other tools to detect and respond to risks across IaaS and PaaS environments.
Pricing is banded based on the total number of cloud assets sending alerts to the SOC platform. Assets must be able to generate telemetry via cloud-native tooling to be included in coverage.
Endpoint protection alone doesn’t cover identity misuse, misconfigured cloud services, or lateral attacker movement within cloud infrastructure. Cloud Threat Detection fills these gaps by monitoring workloads, configurations, identities, and APIs across VMs, containers, and databases.
The service supports:
On-premises private cloud (via indirect integration with Defender for Cloud).
The service detects:
Anomalous API or IAM activity
It leverages native detections from cloud platforms and custom logic within the e2e-assure SOC.
Yes. Through integrations with CSPM tools, the service detects deviations from baselined secure configurations. Alerts are triaged and escalated by SOC analysts in real time, enabling proactive risk mitigation.
It uses predefined automated containment playbooks and collaborates with client escalation contacts. For example, anomalous account behavior in AWS may trigger a Lambda function to quarantine a user; in Azure, it may suspend the associated M365 account.
Unlike endpoint alerts (which may trigger immediate isolation), cloud server threats are assessed by SOC analysts to avoid business disruption. They analyse the alert, determine severity, and execute a tailored response to mitigate risk while maintaining service continuity.
It continuously monitors CSPM scores and security metrics across platforms, using them as baselines to detect drift or misalignment. This helps maintain strong posture and directly supports regulatory compliance.
Yes. The service identifies and remediates configuration gaps aligned with Microsoft’s security best practices, directly contributing to an improved Microsoft Secure Score.
The service covers:
These are protected using Defender plans and telemetry integrations.
Onboarding includes:
This is tailored per platform (Azure, AWS, private cloud) and culminates in a go-live readiness review.
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