An enterprise customer just sent the security questionnaire
The deal is real, the deadline is real, and the questions assume documentation your AWS environment doesn't have yet. You don't need a transformation program — you need scored findings, fixed gaps, and evidence a reviewer will accept, on a schedule that beats the deal's.
A Well-Architected Review, aimed at your reviewer
- A structured audit across all six AWS Well-Architected pillars — findings scored by impact × likelihood, verified against your actual environment
- The security-questionnaire mapping worksheet: each relevant finding translated to the SOC 2 control areas and CAIQ-style questions reviewers actually ask about
- A phased remediation roadmap — the "Now" items are chosen so the highest-scoring gaps a reviewer would flag close first
- A report your team can hand over confidently — structured, evidence-backed, and written to survive scrutiny from someone paid to be skeptical
- Remediation help if you want it — as separate fixed-scope sprints you choose from the roadmap, never an obligation
Your time investment
One 60-minute kickoff, a read-only IAM role you create from our snippet, one or two architecture interviews, and the findings walkthrough — under four hours of your team's calendar, total.
We take on a limited number of reviews at a time so each one gets the principal's full attention — ask about the next open start date on the scoping call.
Built by someone who's answered these questionnaires
The review is run personally by a senior engineer holding six active AWS certifications — including Security Specialty and both Professional-level certs. The person you talk to on the scoping call is the person in your CloudTrail logs, and the person writing the report your customer's security team will read. Our own security posture is published at /trust/ — the same standard we'd hold any vendor to.
Frequently asked questions
Our customer gave us six weeks. Is that enough?
Usually, yes: the review runs four weeks from kickoff, and the highest-risk remediation items are typically small (IAM hygiene, logging, encryption defaults) — the kind your team can close in parallel during weeks three and four. The scoping call will give you an honest answer for your specific deadline before you commit.
Can you just fill in the questionnaire for us?
No — and be wary of anyone who says yes. Questionnaire answers have to be true, and they are only true after the environment is reviewed and the gaps are closed. What we do instead: give you verified findings, close-able gaps, and language for the answers that the evidence actually supports.
What access do you need?
Read-only. You create the IAM role from a snippet we provide and review, with an external ID and an expiry date. No agents, no production changes, and revocation is one action on your side. The full access model is on our trust page.
What does it cost?
From $8,500, fixed — confirmed in the 30-minute scoping call based on account count and workloads in scope. The first three review clients get a founding rate of $6,500 in exchange for a reference call, one publishable metric, and a named quote.
The questionnaire has a due date
Thirty minutes to scope it, a written fixed price within 24 hours, and a start date you can plan the deal around.
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