Cloud Security Testing (AWS, Azure, GCP)

In the cloud, the provider secures the underlying infrastructure while you are responsible for how it is configured (the shared responsibility model). Many incidents stem not from platform flaws but from configuration mistakes such as publicly exposed storage and overly broad permissions.

• Identity and access management (IAM): Over-privileged roles, privilege escalation paths, stale access keys.
• Storage: Public or misconfigured storage buckets and backups.
• Network: Security groups, exposed management ports, segmentation.
• Compute and containers: Virtual machine, Kubernetes and serverless configurations.
• Secrets management: Keys and passwords left in code or environment variables.
• Logging and monitoring: Whether audit logs are enabled and attack steps are visible.

We test in line with each cloud provider's penetration testing rules and under written authorization.

1. Scoping: Accounts, subscriptions, regions and services in scope are defined.
2. Configuration review: Settings are assessed against security best practices using a read-only account.
3. Attack path analysis: Scenarios starting from a compromised identity or an exposed service are attempted.
4. Reporting and retesting: Findings are CVSS-scored and retested after remediation.

Organizations moving workloads to the cloud, running multi-cloud or hybrid architectures, or processing personal or financial data in the cloud.

• Executive summary and cloud risk overview.
• Evidence-backed, CVSS-scored technical findings.
• Demonstrated attack paths from the starting point to critical resources.
• Platform-specific, prioritized configuration fixes.
• Retest report.