One practitioner.
One AWS offer.
Done properly.
CyberNest Hub is not a firm with account managers and a sales layer between you and the work. It's one person who does AWS security hardening, on a fixed scope, for teams who need a real answer fast.
Startups move fast. AWS security usually doesn't keep up.
Most small teams building on AWS aren't ignoring security. They're shipping features, closing customers, and hiring engineers, and nobody has had a spare week to check whether root access is locked down or whether CloudTrail is actually covering every region.
That gap is invisible until something forces it into view: a funding round, a SOC 2 push, an enterprise customer's security questionnaire, or worse, an incident. By then, cleaning it up under pressure costs a lot more than checking it early would have.
CyberNest Hub exists to close that gap on a timeline and a budget that actually fits a small team. One sprint, one scope, one clear report at the end.
AWS, not everything
The scope stays narrow on purpose. Root, IAM, CloudTrail, S3, and backups, done well, beats a broad framework tour done thin.
Honest findings, no upsell pressure
You get told what's actually wrong, not a padded list designed to justify a bigger invoice.
Fixed things, not just findings
Two working sessions mean real fixes happen live, not just get written down for you to handle later.
Security investigation experience, applied to AWS.
Before CyberNest Hub, the work was information security investigation and vulnerability assessment, including hands-on application security review work. That background shapes how the sprint runs: document the evidence, rate the severity honestly, and don't stop at the finding.
Investigation background
Experience investigating security incidents and running vulnerability assessments means findings get documented with evidence, not guesswork.
Hands-on AWS depth
Active AWS architecture study and lab work, on top of day-to-day infrastructure experience with the exact services this sprint covers.
One offer, done repeatedly
Running the same sprint scope repeatedly means the checklist, the process, and the report format keep getting sharper with every engagement.
Teams that outgrew their own AWS setup.
The sprint is built for teams that are moving fast enough that security fell behind, not for large enterprises with an existing security team already in place.
Seed to Series B startups
Five to one hundred fifty people, running production workloads on AWS, without a dedicated security hire yet.
Small SaaS and AWS-based businesses
Companies that handle real customer data on AWS, funded or not, and want a straight answer about where they stand.
MSPs and boutique dev agencies
Agencies that build on AWS for clients and want a security specialist to bring in rather than build the practice themselves.
Teams starting SOC 2 or facing enterprise reviews
Teams who need the AWS side of their environment in order before an auditor or an enterprise customer's security team looks at it.
Let's see if the sprint fits.
Book a free fifteen-minute fit check. A direct conversation about your AWS setup, not a sales pitch.