Validate your cloudsecurity posture.Beyond automated scanning.
Manual adversarial testing of AWS, Azure, and GCP environments. IAM privilege escalation, container breakout, cross-account lateral movement, and serverless exploitation — validated by operators, not scanners.
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We test AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform environments, including multi-cloud architectures. This covers IAM configuration, network security groups, storage bucket exposure, serverless functions, container security, Kubernetes clusters, and cloud-native service misconfigurations.
Depending on scope, we may need read-only IAM credentials to enumerate resources, or we can perform external black-box testing against exposed cloud services. We always operate with the minimum permissions needed and provide credential handling procedures aligned to your security policies.
We operate carefully to avoid production impact. Testing is scoped to prevent disruption to running services, and destructive operations are always discussed and agreed with your team before execution. We have tested hundreds of cloud environments without service disruption.
Significantly. Cloud environments have unique attack surfaces — misconfigured IAM roles enabling privilege escalation, exposed storage buckets, metadata API abuse, cross-account trust relationships, and serverless function vulnerabilities. These require cloud-specific tooling and expertise.
Cloud privilege escalation exploits overly permissive IAM policies to gain higher-level access — often full administrator — from a low-privileged starting position. It is extremely common in cloud environments because IAM complexity makes it difficult to identify all privilege escalation paths manually.
Engagements deliver a risk-prioritised findings report with CVSS scoring, step-by-step attack reproduction with screenshots, business impact assessment, and cloud-native remediation guidance — including Terraform/IaC fix examples, SCP recommendations, and a 30-day remediation timeline.