OCI Platform Engineering & Security
Create an Oracle Cloud foundation that is secure, resilient and practical to operate.
An Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) tenancy can be created quickly; a dependable enterprise platform takes more judgement. Identity, network boundaries, connectivity, environments, resilience, monitoring, recovery and cost controls need to work together and remain understandable as new workloads, applications and teams are introduced.
Namos designs and improves OCI foundations around the services they must support and the controls your organisation needs. Oracle’s Well-Architected Framework and landing-zone guidance provide valuable reference points, but they must be applied proportionately to your workloads, risks and operating model.
Our customers work directly with Oracle specialists who connect platform decisions to migration, security, integration, application delivery and ongoing support.
Namos OCI and Oracle security health checks
A health check provides an independent assessment of an existing environment or proposed design. It can support cloud readiness, audit preparation, a change in operating model, investigation following an incident or a wider security and optimisation programme.
Architecture and governance
Review tenancy structure, compartments, regions, tagging, policies, standards, ownership and alignment between the platform and the workloads it supports.
Identity and application access
Review federation, MFA, privileged and external access, role design and assignments, segregation of duties, inactive or excessive permissions, sensitive-data access and joiner, mover and leaver processes. Where relevant, the review can identify potential licensing exposure created by role or access design.
Network, integration and data protection
Review segmentation, public exposure, connectivity, security lists or network security groups, encryption, keys, secrets, integration security and the protection of backups and replicated data.
Monitoring, resilience and response
Review logging, audit retention, alerts, backup, recovery testing, patching, resource ownership, capacity, cost and whether the right teams can detect and act on material events.
The engagement combines configuration and documentation review with focused stakeholder workshops. Findings are translated into prioritised actions and decision points, distinguishing immediate exposure from planned improvement. Namos can also provide a remediation roadmap or hands-on specialist support where required.
Defined routes into delivery
Namos offers fixed-scope starting points for OCI landing zones, identity and security, and technology health checks. Each can address a focused need or create the evidence for migration, remediation or managed support.
From design to an operable platform
A landing zone is only valuable if teams can use and govern it consistently. Namos helps define how environments, access and changes are requested and approved; how exceptions are managed; and who owns monitoring, recovery, security and cost.
Runbooks, knowledge transfer and a proportionate review rhythm help turn architectural decisions into sustainable operating practice. Actions retain clear owners and priorities so that governance continues after the initial design or health check is complete.
Security works when teams work together
Secure Oracle services depend on technology, applications, data and people working within a shared model of responsibility. Namos brings those perspectives together, closes gaps between technical layers and gives your teams a clear route from identified risk to practical improvement.
