Configuration assessment
Storage exposure, network paths, encryption posture, and logging gaps across your accounts — benchmarked and prioritized by reachability.
Cybersecurity · Security Testing
The cloud is secure. Your configuration might not be.
Cloud breaches rarely exploit the provider — they exploit what customers configured: public buckets, over-privileged roles, forgotten access keys, flat networks. Cloud security testing assesses your side of the shared-responsibility line, where nearly all real incidents start.
One public storage bucket or leaked key can equal your entire dataset — misconfigurations are enumerable at internet scale, and automated attackers find them in hours, not months.
What we do
Identity & access review
IAM roles, policies, trust relationships, and key hygiene — the privilege-escalation paths that turn one foothold into full control.
Workload testing
Containers, functions, and instances assessed for image vulnerabilities, metadata-service abuse, and runtime exposure.
Attack-path validation
Findings chained the way an attacker would — 'this bucket plus this role equals your database' — so priorities are self-evident.
How it’s delivered
01
Inventory
Accounts, services, and data flows mapped.
02
Assess
Configuration, identity, and workload testing with read-only credentials plus agreed active tests.
03
Chain
Attack-path analysis across the findings.
04
Verify
Remediation retest and posture baseline.
Tools & standards
- Platforms
- AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle Cloud
- Tooling
- Nessus, Nuclei, Trivy, provider-native analyzers, manual review
What you receive
- Misconfiguration findings ranked by reachability
- IAM privilege-escalation path analysis
- Attack-chain narratives connecting individual findings
- Remediation verification and posture baseline
Evidence
The public S3 bucket
In one VAPT, a world-readable S3 bucket sat alongside a JWT validation flaw — separately moderate, together a full data-access path. That chain is why we test configuration and application together.
Case studies →Who this is for
- Teams that migrated fast and audited never
- Companies whose SOC 2 or ISO 27001 scope now includes cloud infrastructure
- Engineering orgs with multi-account sprawl and no unified security view
Ready to scope the work?
A 30-minute call with the engineers who will do the testing — not a sales gate.