🔐 Sherlocked Security – Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP)
Secure Your Compute Resources Across VMs, Containers, and Serverless with Precision
📄 1. Statement of Work (SOW)
Service Name: Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP)
Client Type: DevOps-Driven Startups, SaaS Providers, Financial Institutions, HealthTech
Service Model: Workload Security Assessment + Runtime Threat Protection
Compliance Coverage: NIST 800-190, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, CIS Benchmarks
Supported Workload Types:
- Virtual Machines (AWS EC2, Azure VMs, GCE)
- Containers (Docker, Kubernetes, ECS, AKS, GKE)
- Serverless (AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, GCP Cloud Functions)
🧠 2. Our Approach (with Visual)
🔹 Defense-in-Depth for Cloud Workloads
🔹 Runtime Protection + Configuration Review
🔹 DevSecOps-Aligned Fix Recommendations
Generate one Picture with AI using this flow and color code:
[Workload Discovery] → [Config Review] → [Vulnerability Scan] → [Runtime Behavior Analysis] → [Threat Detection] → [Remediation Guidance] → [Continuous Monitoring]
Color Code:
- Discovery: #064d52
- Testing/Attack: #8b0505
- Closure: #0f5c5a
🧪 3. Methodology (with Visual)
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[Kickoff] → [Workload Inventory] → [Host Hardening Checks] → [Container Image Analysis] → [Runtime Monitoring Deployment] → [Threat Behavior Correlation] → [Alert Triage & Response Plan] → [Fix Recommendations] → [Post-Fix Audit & Certification]
Visual Color Flow:
- 🔹 Blue (Planning: #064d52)
- 🔸 Red (Exploitation: #8b0505)
- ✅ Green (Closure: #0f5c5a)
📦 4. Deliverables to the Client
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✅ Host/Container Misconfiguration Matrix
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🧾 Statement of Work (SOW)
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📘 Security Assessment Report:
- Workload Type & Context
- Vulnerability & Misconfig Summary
- Runtime Threat Findings
- Severity Ratings (CVSS + Business Impact)
- Exploit Evidence & Screenshots
- Remediation Steps (Manual & IaC)
- References & Tooling Used
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📊 Runtime Behavior Visuals & Threat Maps
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📽️ Report Walkthrough Call
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🔁 Fix Support and Retesting
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🛡️ Posture Certificate
🤝 5. What We Need from You (Client Requirements)
- ✅ List of Workloads (VMs, Containers, Serverless)
- ✅ Runtime Access (Read-Only or Agent Install Permissions)
- ✅ Kubernetes Configs (if K8s in use)
- ✅ CI/CD Pipelines Access (for Image Scanning)
- ✅ Asset Criticality Classification (Prod/Staging)
- ✅ Contact Point from DevOps or Infra Security Team
🧰 6. Tools & Technology Stack
- 🛠️ Falco / Sysdig (Runtime Monitoring)
- 🔍 Trivy / Clair / Grype (Image Scanning)
- 🔐 CrowdStrike / Prisma Cloud / Aqua CSP
- 📦 Docker Bench / kube-bench
- 🔁 Custom Linux Host Hardening Scripts
- 🧬 EDR/XDR Integration Support
🚀 7. Engagement Lifecycle (Lead → Closure)
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1. Discovery Call 2. Access Provisioning 3. Kickoff & Scope Finalization 4. Agent/Image Integration 5. Static & Runtime Workload Testing 6. Draft Report Review 7. Final Report Delivery 8. Fix Support + Revalidation 9. Security Certificate Issued
🌟 8. Why Sherlocked Security? (Our USP)
Feature | Sherlocked Advantage |
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📦 Workload-Aware Testing | Support for VMs, Containers, and Serverless |
🧠 Runtime Threat Detection | Syscall-level analysis & custom rules |
🛠️ DevOps Tooling Integrations | CI/CD, GitHub, and container registries |
🔁 Revalidation Free | 1 round included post remediation |
💬 Real-Time Support | Slack/Teams with Infra/DevSec Experts |
🏆 Protection Certificate | Given after fixes & runtime validation |
📚 9. Real-World Case Studies
🛑 Unprotected Container in Production
Issue: A K8s container was running as root with no resource limits.
Impact: Container compromised and used for crypto mining.
🛠️ Our Fix Journey: Fintech VM Workload
Client: Indian lending platform hosted on AWS
Findings:
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SSH brute-force attempts on exposed EC2
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Vulnerable Log4j version in container
Our Role: -
Setup of runtime threat detection
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Guided hardening + container refactor
Outcome: -
Zero workload compromise over 6 months
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Achieved PCI-DSS certification
🛡️ 10. SOP – Standard Operating Procedure
- Discovery Call + Scope Agreement
- Runtime Agent/Scanner Setup
- Static Config and Image Scan
- Host Hardening + Root Detection
- Runtime Threat Monitoring Phase
- Alert Analysis and Report Generation
- Fix Recommendations Walkthrough
- Patch Verification + Re-Scan
- Certificate Issuance
📋 11. Sample CWPP Checklist (Preview)
- Identify all running workloads across IaaS and PaaS.
- Deploy agents or agentless scanners to monitor workloads.
- Enforce runtime behavior policies and anomaly detection.
- Protect against malware, fileless attacks, and exploits.
- Implement image scanning and CI/CD integration.
- Monitor communication between workloads for suspicious behavior.
- Enable host-based firewalls and system hardening.
- Segment workloads using security groups or microsegmentation.
- Integrate with cloud-native and third-party threat intel feeds.
- Automate incident response and containment actions.
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