Cloud infrastructure penetration testing.
AWS, Azure, and GCP — the configuration, the identities, and the applications you deployed on top.
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Cloud infrastructure penetration testing
Moving to the cloud doesn't hand you security — it hands you a new, unfamiliar set of things to get wrong: identity and federation, network segmentation, firewalling, key and secret management, logging, backups. Your provider secures their platform; everything you configure on top of it is yours to defend. We combine a deep configuration review of the security-relevant components with hands-on penetration testing of both the cloud infrastructure and the applications deployed in it, across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
What we test
- Identity & access — IAM, federation, roles, and the over-permissive grants that turn one foothold into account-wide control.
- Configuration — segmentation, firewalling, exposed services, key and secret management, and logging that would (or wouldn't) catch an intrusion.
- Deployed applications — the workloads running in the environment, tested as thoroughly as any other application.
- Containers & serverless — orchestration and serverless workloads, which inherit the same common vulnerabilities people assume the platform handles.
What you get
A report in four parts: a scope recap, a management summary with an expert opinion on your security standing, an audit-findings checklist sorted by severity, and detailed findings — each with description, impact, CVSSv3 severity, and a concrete proposed fix. Every finding is peer-reviewed so your team can reproduce and fix it fast.
Every test is run by certified senior specialists — no junior hands learning on your systems.
Use the test results toward NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS.
Pricing
Cloud scope varies widely by account, service, and workload count, so we scope it with you directly. We'll confirm scope and price on a short call.
Our insight.
Applications deployed in serverless runtime are just as susceptible to common vulnerabilities.
Frequently asked, always answered.
Why do we need testing if we use a trusted cloud provider?
A provider secures their part of the stack — the platform. Your configurations, identities, and the instances you run on top are your responsibility, and that's where almost all cloud incidents happen.
Can you help us evaluate a third-party SaaS or IaaS provider?
Yes — with permission, we review and evaluate a third-party solution's security so you can make an informed choice.
How do you scope and quote a cloud test?
A short look at the environment to gauge scope gives the most accurate quote — enough to cover what matters without overpricing it.
Let's talk it through.
Tell us what you need tested — we'll set up a no-obligation call and propose a scope.
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