AWS Landing Zones can be complex. But with Idea 11, you get a partner, not just a blueprint to figure out.
We’ll guide you every step of the way with tailored workshops and certified expertise.
A solid AWS environment is designed with intention, structure, and the right foundations. An AWS Landing Zone sets the rules for how your teams work in the cloud, how services are managed, and how risks are reduced.
Without one, you’re relying on patchwork processes and manual fixes that won’t hold up over time.
Idea 11’s Well-architected AWS Landing Zone is the starting point for any serious cloud setup.
We apply AWS Landing Zone best practices that match your operational needs. Our engagement is fixed price, takes around a week, and includes a workshop, deployment, and walkthrough.
Clear from the outset. No surprises at the end.
Your AWS Landing Zone Architecture needs to be set up by people who know what good looks like, and who know how to make it work in the real world.
Use AWS Control Tower to organise workloads with guardrails in place. Service control policies and account factory features help enforce structure across your cloud footprint.
Manage user access centrally. Remove uncertainty from identity and access management and reduce the risk of over-permissioned accounts.
Keep track of what’s happening inside your network. Send logs to an S3 bucket for long-term analysis, compliance, and audit needs.
Consistent, repeatable deployments using AWS native tools. No manual clicks. No drifting environments.
When we build your AWS Landing Zone, it’s not a mystery package. You’ll know exactly what’s delivered, how it works, and how to manage it going forward.
We aim to understand how your business uses AWS: your structure, security needs, billing model, and future plans. This shapes the AWS Landing Zone design and architecture.
Use AWS Landing Zone Control Tower to standardise account creation, apply guardrails, and simplify governance. Account Factory automates new account setup with service control policies.
Centralised Identity Access Management (IAM) removes confusion and limits access based on roles. We configure IAM Identity Center and Access Manager to make sure permissions are secure.
These AWS-native security services are configured to detect misconfigurations, monitor threats, and track compliance. We wire these tools into your landing zone from day one.
VPC flow logs are enabled to monitor network activity. Logs are stored in an Amazon S3 bucket for visibility, auditing, and long-term analysis.
Automated backups and patching help reduce manual overhead and risk. We set policies to manage both, using native AWS tooling.
Billing alerts, consolidated reports, and budget enforcement help you stay on top of spend. No surprises, no outliers.
Once your AWS Landing Zone is deployed, we step through the environment with your team. You’ll understand how everything works and how to operate it.
If you need to move workloads into the new landing zone, we can help plan and execute that too. This ensures consistency across environments.
We don’t just hand you a document to figure out. Our process is collaborative, clear, and practical, designed to get your AWS Landing Zone deployed quickly and correctly.
We run a workshop to understand how your business operates in AWS. That includes reviewing your current setup (if one exists), identifying risks, and clarifying what your landing zone needs to support.
Based on those requirements, we build a tailored AWS Landing Zone design. This includes security services, management account setup, and other architectural choices aligned to best practices.
Using Infrastructure as Code (IaC), we deploy your AWS Landing Zone with consistent and repeatable patterns. This avoids manual errors and ensures the configuration matches the design.
After deployment, we walk through the environment with your team. From VPC flow logs to Security Hub integrations, everything is explained so your team is confident managing the setup.
We apply the AWS landing zone architecture in a way that’s aligned with the Well-Architected Framework. No shortcuts, no half measures.
Whether you’re building from scratch or fixing what’s already there, our AWS landing zone design adapts to your situation.
One week. That’s all it takes for us to run the workshop, build your environment, and walk your team through it.
We involve your team from the start. You’ll know what’s being built, why it’s being built, and how to use it.
As a certified AWS Partner, we’re here beyond the setup. Our work reflects our values: clarity, expertise, and support that makes a difference.
An AWS Landing Zone with Idea 11 is about doing things the right way from the start—or fixing them properly when you haven’t.
With us, you get a landing zone built on AWS Landing Zone best practices, delivered in plain terms, and backed by people who know how to make it work in practice.
Our technical expertise and clear communication ensure you get a process that’s built around your needs
Secure. Structured. Built to last.
Core components include a management account, identity and access management (IAM), networking with VPCs, storage like Amazon S3, logging with VPC flow logs, and security services such as GuardDuty and Security Hub. These form the building blocks of a well-architected AWS Landing Zone.
Start with a clear AWS Landing Zone architecture. Use native tools like AWS Config rules, IAM Identity Center, and Security Hub to enforce policies. Automate identity access, patching, and backups. Make sure logs and audits are stored and reviewed regularly.
An AWS Landing Zone Accelerator speeds up deployment without cutting corners. It delivers a consistent multi-account AWS environment, applies best practices, and integrates key security services from day one, saving time and reducing errors.
Yes. We’ve worked with many businesses across various industries to deliver secure environments using AWS Landing Zone Control Tower, IAM Identity Center, and more. Take a look at some of our case studies:
Dimeo’s IoT Overhaul with Idea 11
The AWS Landing Zone Control Tower is purpose-built for managing a secure multi-account AWS environment. It automates guardrails, account creation, and governance using AWS-native services. Unlike third-party tools, it integrates directly with AWS best practices and services like Account Factory and Service Control Policies.
