Cloud Security
Assessment of your cloud environments — configurations, identity, and attack paths — grounded in our published research on cloud and slicing security.
Get a Scoped Quote Our ApproachThe cloud didn't remove risk. It moved it.
Cloud security testing reviews your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment for misconfigurations, over-permissive identity and access management, exposed services, and the attack paths that chain them together into a real compromise.
Why It MattersMost cloud breaches trace back not to exotic exploits but to configuration and identity mistakes. As environments grow, these accumulate silently. Our research into secure resource allocation and slicing informs exactly how we hunt for them.
Configuration review plus real attack-path analysis
Benchmarked against CIS foundations and cloud provider best practices.
Scoping
Identify accounts, subscriptions, and workloads in scope.
Enumeration
Inventory configuration, identity, and exposure.
Analysis
Chain findings into realistic attack paths.
Reporting
Prioritized risks with remediation guidance.
Debrief
Transfer knowledge to your cloud team.
What you receive
Configuration Report
Misconfigurations mapped to CIS and best practice.
IAM Analysis
Excessive permissions and escalation paths.
Attack-Path Map
How exposure and identity combine into risk.
Remediation Roadmap
Prioritized, cloud-native fixes.
Executive Summary
Cloud risk posture for leadership.
Complimentary Retest
Verification of remediated critical findings.
Designed for regulated and high-stakes environments
Common questions
Which cloud providers do you cover?
AWS, Azure, and GCP, including multi-cloud environments and the identity federation between them.
Do you test Kubernetes and containers?
Yes — container images, orchestration configuration, and runtime security are all in scope.
How do you access our environment?
Typically via a scoped, read-oriented role for configuration review, plus agreed testing for attack-path validation. Access is minimal and time-bound.
Is this a one-time or ongoing service?
Both. An organization can start with a point-in-time assessment, then choose periodic or continuous reviews when its risk and rate of change justify them.
Find the paths through your cloud
Book a free, no-obligation consultation with our team.