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We architect, secure, and scale your AWS infrastructure with security-first expertise. Transform your cloud journey with confidence.
Cloud Excellence in Action
Experience how our cloud expertise transforms your infrastructure with automation, optimization, and security best practices.
Meet KloudSec
The same AWS security expertise we bring to consulting, now as a platform. Continuous scanning. Automated remediation. Zero noise.
API-first. Full CLI. IaC scanning for Terraform and CloudFormation. Application code SAST across 11 languages. Secrets detection across GitHub, EC2, Lambda, and ECS.
AWS Security & Architecture Experts
We don't do everything. We do AWS security and architecture exceptionally well. When you hire a generalist, security and architecture are afterthoughts. Here, they're the entire job.
AWS Security Consulting
Security assessments, IAM audits, compliance automation (HIPAA, GDPR, SOC2), GuardDuty & Security Hub implementation. We harden your AWS environment before attackers find the gaps.
Cloud Architecture
Resilient, secure-by-design AWS architectures. Multi-account landing zones, Well-Architected reviews, and cost-optimized infrastructure built to scale.
AWS Migration
Security-first cloud migrations. We move your workloads to AWS with zero-trust architecture, proper IAM design, and encryption enforced from day one.
The Toc Consulting Advantage
Our expertise, experience, and client-centered approach set us apart in the cloud consulting landscape.
Performance Optimization
We identify root causes of latency in your AWS stack - misconfigured services, wrong instance types, missing caching - and fix them.
- Measurable improvement in application performance
- Optimized resource allocation across services
- Reduced latency and improved user experience
Cost Efficiency
Overprovisioned instances, forgotten snapshots, idle NAT gateways - we find the waste. Our clients typically cut their AWS bill by 20-40% after a cost review.
- Significant reduction in cloud spending
- Detailed cost attribution and monitoring
- Predictable billing and budget management
Dedicated Expert Support
Responsive assistance from our team of certified cloud specialists.
- Fast, responsive expert support
- Dedicated support team for critical issues
- Proactive monitoring and issue prevention
Rapid Implementation
No 6-month onboarding. Assessment in week one, prioritized action plan in week two, implementation starting in week three.
- Accelerated project delivery with proven methodologies
- Streamlined migration process with minimal downtime
- Continuous integration and deployment capabilities
This Week in AWS Security
CVEs, service updates, breach analysis, threat intelligence. Curated weekly.
A Babelfish Flaw Scored 9.8, an APT Bypass and 13 AWS Bulletins
Thirteen new AWS security bulletins through Saturday, November 7, the cut-off for this digest. The lead is Babelfish for Aurora PostgreSQL: a memory-safety issue in the SQL Server protocol handshake that a remote, unauthenticated actor can reach, scored 9.8, plus a privilege escalation in the same extension. Next come an APT flaw on Ubuntu and Debian hosts that AWS says you fix on each host with one command, and an EKS Network Policy Agent bug that might let an authenticated adjacent user bypass ingress rules. The rest is a long tail of open-source and tooling fixes, including a command injection in an AWS set-up example and a Redshift JDBC driver code-loading issue. On the defensive side, Amazon Inspector can now scan EC2 AMIs, IAM Roles Anywhere checks certificate revocation, and Security Hub gained an SBOM inventory.
Brotli on the CISA Exploited List, a Linux Kernel TCP Flaw and 10 AWS Bulletins
Ten new AWS security bulletins this week. The lead is CVE-2026-111497, a Brotli decoder flaw that NVD records as added to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on October 27, followed by a Linux kernel TCP flaw, CVE-2026-98432, that AWS says only a kernel update and reboot fully fixes, and a Private CA Connector for Kubernetes fix whose upgrade can stop certificate renewals. AI agent tooling appeared again: the AWS API MCP Server accepted OAuth tokens issued to other applications, and Strands Agents Tools let a model switch off secret masking. On the defensive side, AWS KMS gained ML-KEM and IAM Identity Center gained cross-Region trusted identity propagation.
PHP2Shell Seen Before Disclosure, a CA Key Failure and 11 AWS Bulletins
Eleven new AWS security bulletins this week. The lead is PHP2Shell, two PHP remote code execution flaws that Amazon Threat Intelligence says it saw attempted four days before public disclosure, followed by a bulletin on three roots being removed from AWS trust bundles after eMudhra intermediate CA keys proved recoverable, and an end-of-life Multi Model Server with no fix. On the defensive side, GuardDuty Runtime Monitoring gained optional detection rules and IAM Identity Center now keeps identities when you leave Active Directory.
AWS Security Cards
Attack vectors, misconfigurations, CLI commands, and detection indicators for 54 AWS services. One card per service. 100% free.
Featured cards:
Covers IAM, S3, EC2, Lambda, EKS, RDS, DynamoDB, CloudFront, WAF, Bedrock, SageMaker, and 43 more
Experience Across Leading Organizations
We've worked directly inside the AWS infrastructure of major French enterprises and public institutions, not as account managers, but as hands-on engineers.
The State of AWS Security 2026
A practitioner's guide from IAM to Agentic AI. No fluff - just controls you can deploy today.
Toc Consulting
The State of AWS Security 2026
From IAM to Agentic AI: A Practitioner's Guide
By Tarek Cheikh
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