Our Cloud Security Testing service evaluates the security of cloud environments. Our goal is to help organisations deploy secure, resilient cloud environments while maintaining the flexibility and scalability that cloud platforms provide.

What we offer

Contact us for our Cloud Security Testing if you’re want to improve the security of your cloud environments.

Real world simulation

Testing

Testing reveals misconfigurations, insecure access controls, and vulnerabilities across cloud infrastructure, applications, and services.

Outcomes

From our Cloud Security Testing, you’ll have a better understanding of how to strengthen your cloud environment, and improve the security of your data.

What you receive

Our Cloud Security Testing will give you a clear understanding of how attackers could exploit your cloud environment, and how to prevent this from happening. We provide a comprehensive and actionable report, designed to support you in implementing safeguards.


Who we’ve helped

We’ve performed Cloud Security Testing across a wide range of industries:

We know each organisation has a unique cloud infrastructure. We’ll create an approach to suit your needs and minimise disruption. 

Our Cloud Security Testing will give you a clear understanding of how attackers could exploit your cloud environment, and how to prevent this from happening. We provide a comprehensive and actionable report, designed to support you in implementing safeguards.

What we assess

Our Cloud Security Testing supports major cloud platforms and hybrid cloud environments. We evaluate cloud security services, components, and infrastructure across the entire cloud environment.

We support Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. We also assess environments with multiple cloud providers or hybrid architectures that combine cloud infrastructure with on-premise systems.

Identity and Access Management is a critical part of cloud security. Weak IAM controls can let attackers get extensive access to cloud infrastructure.

Common issues include excessive permissions assigned to users or services, misconfigured role-based access controls, insecure service account usage, credential exposure or hard-coded access keys

Cloud storage services often have sensitive business or customer data. Misconfigurations can result in large-scale data exposure. Vulnerabilities include publicly accessible storage buckets, access policies, exposed backups or sensitive files, misconfigured encryption settings.

Cloud networking controls determine how services communicate with each other. Weak network controls can let attackers to move across cloud infrastructure. We assess virtual private cloud (VPC) configuration, network access controls and firewall rules, segmentation between environments, and exposed management interfaces.

Many modern applications use containerised workloads. Container misconfigurations can expose internal services or let attackers to escape container environments. We assess container configuration, Kubernetes cluster security, exposed container services, and insecure container images.

Serverless platforms and cloud Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) have added security considerations. Examples include insecure serverless functions, exposed API endpoints, excessive service permissions, and insecure event triggers. These issues may allow attackers to manipulate application behaviour or access sensitive data.

What frameworks we follow


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