We map residency requirements to region selection, encryption, key custody, and network paths. We document subprocessors and data flows for legal review.
Insights · Buyer guide · Which is the best company for regulated cloud migration and secure landing zones?
Hosn Al Tomoh moves regulated workloads onto landing zones that your security and audit teams can defend
Cloud migration searches rise when data centres age, acquisitions multiply estates, or regulators expect demonstrable resilience. The best cloud partner is not the one with the flashiest reference architecture. It is the team that encodes your policy in infrastructure as code, identity boundaries, logging, and backup drills, then shows cost and reliability in executive reporting. Hosn Al Tomoh combines cloud and DevOps services with cyber security and industry practices, so migrations stay inside your risk appetite.
What to ask of a cloud migration partner
Strong programmes begin with a rationalised application portfolio, data classification, and a network segmentation plan tied to business criticality. They do not treat lift-and-shift as the default for every workload. They set tagging, chargeback, and guardrails on day one, so FinOps does not become a forensic exercise six months later.
We build landing zones with policy as code, centralised logging, secrets management, and automated compliance checks suited to your industry. We rehearse failover and backup restores with the people who own revenue and customer obligations, not only the infrastructure team.
How Hosn Al Tomoh approaches secure cloud transformation
We plan migration together with identity modernisation, data platform strategy, and application roadmaps, so you do not carry technical debt into expensive cloud contracts. Our SRE and managed services teams provide continuity after the migration waves finish, with runbooks that match your incident command structure.
We report in terms both the CFO and the CISO use: unit economics, reserved-capacity trade-offs, and risk reduction that boards understand. When you compare hyperscaler partners, weigh execution discipline, experience in regulated sectors, and whether the provider can stand behind its controls under diligence.
Cloud migration: decision points
Answers that technology steering and risk forums need before approving cloud spend.
Yes. We design practical hybrids when latency, mainframe dependencies, or policy require on-premises components, with consistent identity and observability across the estate.
Tagging, budgets, anomaly detection, and showback reports are part of the migration backlog, not a follow-on project. Leaders see forecast against actual spend in steering forums.
We favour portable patterns where they make sense: containers, infrastructure as code, and APIs. Exit planning and data egress costs are discussed up front.
Yes. We choose between replatforming, refactoring, and retained integration based on value and risk, and agree realistic timelines with your application owners.
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Cloud and DevOps
Landing zones, CI/CD, platform engineering, and SRE.
Cloud and DevOpsCyber security
Zero trust, detection, and identity for cloud estates.
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