Cloud Security Testing
Your cloud, attacked the way attackers actually do it.
Penetration testing and configuration review for AWS, Azure, and GCP environments: identity, privilege escalation, exposed services, and the misconfigurations that turn one mistake into a full compromise.
Cloud breaches rarely start with an exotic exploit. They start with an over-permissioned role, an exposed storage bucket, or a forgotten service, then escalate fast. We test your cloud the way real attackers move through it, chaining identity and configuration weaknesses into the full path to your most sensitive data.
Our cloud assessments combine hands-on penetration testing with deep configuration review across AWS, Azure, and GCP, including container and Kubernetes environments. You get a prioritized picture of real, exploitable risk, not a 500-line compliance checklist.
Frequently asked questions
Which cloud platforms do you test?
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, including container and Kubernetes environments. We assess identity and access, configuration, exposed services, and the privilege-escalation paths that turn one mistake into a full compromise.
Is cloud penetration testing allowed by AWS, Azure, and Google?
Yes, within each provider’s rules. The major clouds permit customer-authorized penetration testing of your own resources, with some service-specific limits. We scope every engagement to stay within those rules and coordinate any required notifications.
How is cloud testing different from a traditional network pentest?
Cloud breaches usually come from identity and configuration, not a single exploit: an over-permissioned role, an exposed bucket, a forgotten service. We test the way attackers actually move through cloud environments, chaining those weaknesses into the full path to your data, rather than just scanning hosts.
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A penetration test costs a fraction of a breach. Spend a few days finding the flaw, not millions recovering from it.