Regulatory Compliance Architecture

Compliance is not a checklist, it is an architectural discipline. Ataides helps organizations design cloud environments that are secure, traceable, and audit-aligned from the ground up.

Objectives of Regulatory Compliance Architecture

The objective of the Cloud Compliance Blueprint is to:

  1. Map your cloud infrastructure against the controls required by regulatory frameworks.
  2. Identify architecture and process gaps that affect audit readiness.
  3. Provide a prioritized plan with actionable technical and policy improvements.

Framework Alignment

We translate abstract compliance obligations into concrete, cloud-native architecture:

  • ISO/IEC 27001 (Annex A)
  • SOC 2 (Security, Availability, Confidentiality)
  • NIST 800-53 / NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF)
  • GDPR, CCPA, LGPD (where applicable)

We act as the bridge between compliance checklists and your real infrastructure.

Architecture & Control Mapping

We review your cloud platform(s) (no matter the provider) and assess:

  • Logging, monitoring, and immutable retention policies
  • IAM design aligned with role clarity and segregation of duties (SoD)
  • Data encryption (at rest and in transit), KMS integration
  • Key custody, secrets lifecycle, and access governance
  • Backup validation, restore assurance, and RTO/RPO objectives
  • Infrastructure configuration baselines and change integrity
  • Network segmentation, firewall policies, and zero-trust enforcement

All mapped directly to framework-specific control requirements.

Deliverables

You’ll receive a clear, structured blueprint including:

  • Compliance gap analysis (per framework)
  • Cloud architecture diagrams with annotated controls
  • Control implementation plan (Quick Wins + Long-Term Actions)
  • Templates for evidence generation (IAM, logs, policies)
  • Compliance traceability matrix (Control → Cloud Component → Owner)

Optional: we can support engineering teams during implementation.

Strategic Impact

  • Accelerated audit preparation (SOC 2, ISO 27001, etc.)
  • Clear justification of security posture to stakeholders
  • Reduced compliance risk and future remediation effort
  • Documentation to support external assessments or due diligence

Compliance is not about passing an audit, it’s about proving institutional trust through architecture.

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