Cybersecurity risk reduction

Reduce cybersecurity risk and increase resilience through process improvement and technology solutions.

Making cybersecurity risk reduction cost-effective

The Migus Group helps organizations reduce cybersecurity risk and increase resilience by empowering them to drive cost-effective process improvements that enable them to establish a proactive cybersecurity posture quickly. By helping customers understand and manage their cybersecurity risk, we help them balance growth and protection to ensure long-term success.

Our Expertise

🔒 We solve everyday challenges like password sharing and third-party access.

🤖 We automate everyday cybersecurity and technology processes.

📉 We enable continual, sustainable cybersecurity risk reduction.

Our Approach

Reliability

Reliability

Solutions that work on day-one and far into the future

Manageability

Manageability

Maintainable software that is easy to use and just works

Scalability

Scalability

Simple and effective processes that grow with your business

Strategy

Strategy

Guidance and Knowlege to help keep cybersecurity risk low

Our Blog

Articles about the work we do in Cybersecurity and DevOps

Securely authenticate to the AWS CLI with vaulted Access Keys

Securely authenticate to the AWS CLI with vaulted Access Keys — December 6, 2023

Vaulting your AWS Access Keys is a crucial security measure to protect your cloud resources and workloads. This tutorial explores the steps needed to securely store AWS credentials in Keeper’s zero-knowledge vault and configure the AWS CLI to authenticate using Keeper’s open-source credential process integration.

Sign Git Commits Securely With Vaulted SSH Keys

Sign Git Commits Securely With Vaulted SSH Keys — October 17, 2023

Learn how to use Keeper Security’s Vault to store and sign your git commits with SSH keys and verify them on GitHub.

Zero Standing Privilege

Zero Standing Privilege — July 20, 2021

Zero Standing Privilege helps reduce the risk of a data breach and hacked accounts/systems by ensuring no one has automatic trust, and that trust (and privilege) is only granted for the length of time needed to perform the task.