Trust & governance
Judge us on security. And on clarity.
A practical guide to checking access, data protection and fixes, where every certification claim needs official proof.
- ReadApproved accounts and data connections
- AnalyseRole-aware access to connected information
- ProposeFindings and recommended changes
- ApproveA person reviews permitted actions
- RecordEvidence of what changed and why
Control model
Separate insight from execution
CloudScore’s observational and automation paths should be scoped explicitly for each customer environment.
Customer-approved accounts and data connections
Role-aware access to connected information
Resource and risk discovery
Review and approve permitted actions
Retain operational evidence and outcomes
Enterprise review
Questions your security review should ask.
Cloud permissions
Understand read-only discovery permissions versus any explicitly authorized write operations.
Data handling
Review data locations, retention, access boundaries, exports and contractual terms.
Identity & roles
Evaluate user access, administrator controls and separation of responsibilities.
Operational approvals
Understand how policy and human approval gate potentially disruptive actions.
Deployment model
Scope supported SaaS, private or customer-hosted options where applicable.
Auditability
Review the records available for findings, recommendations, approvals and executed changes.
Shared responsibility
Who controls what?
The customer retains responsibility for its cloud configuration, access grants, policy decisions and legal compliance obligations.
- CloudScore processes only the connected inputs permitted by the configured integration.
- Remediation requires an authorized execution path with customer-defined guardrails.
- Audit and compliance tools support assessment; they do not replace independent certification.
Important distinction
A security feature is not a certification.
Ask the CloudScore team for current, verified certification and security documents before relying on any claim.
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