Most businesses have moved to the cloud and, in doing so they assume they’re protected because they’re using a reputable platform. However, the reality is somewhat different.
This is according to Christo Coetzer, founder and MD of BlueVision, a leading South African cybersecurity professional services company with operations across Southern Africa, Canada and the United Arab Emirates.
“Cloud environments are probed by attackers every day, and the platform itself won’t tell you what they can see about you, or when something has gone wrong,” says Coetzer. “Identity-based attacks — stolen credentials, compromised accounts, unusual access — are behind over 80% of breaches today, with most businesses only discovering they have been breached weeks after the event, if at all.”
Fusion Cloud is BlueVision’s solution to this problem. It continuously monitors a client’s external attack surface — what attackers can see about the business from the outside — alongside their identity and cloud environments spanning Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
When something suspicious appears, the system flags and assesses it, with every finding validated by BlueVision’s security analysts.
Coetzer notes that clients receive an insightful report that is easy to understand about their risk. “This is something they can easily present to leadership teams for decision-making.”
Fusion Cloud at a glance, is:
- A focused monitoring and alerting service.
- Expert-led — humans validate every real alert, so you’re not chasing noise.
- Fixed-price — predictable subscription, no surprises.
- Cloud-native — designed for M365, AWS and Azure.