What is Cloud Penetration Testing?
Cloud penetration testing looks for mistakes in your cloud settings, such as overly broad permissions and exposed storage. That is where breaches often start.
We test AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, including hybrid setups. An ethical hacker validates every finding.
A storage folder with customer documents is open to anyone with the link
- Impact
- Invoices and contracts can be downloaded without logging in.
- Fix first
- Make the folder private and check who has already had access.
What does the cloud pentest scope include?
How do we approach a cloud pentest?
Configuration Review
We map your cloud environment and assess configurations against current attack patterns. This covers IAM policies, network rules, default settings, and any configuration drift from secure baselines.
IAM and Privilege Analysis
We analyse roles, permissions, and trust relationships to identify paths for privilege escalation. Over-permissioned service accounts and role chaining are among the most frequently exploited weaknesses in cloud environments.
Attack Path Validation
Identified misconfigurations are validated to determine whether they are exploitable in your environment. We chain findings into realistic attack paths and show what an attacker could actually reach.
How does a cloud pentest work?
Scope and mapping
We agree on the cloud environment, services and scoped access, then map your architecture and attack surface before active testing begins.
Configuration and IAM testing
We assess misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and privilege escalation paths across your cloud environment.
Attack path validation
We chain findings and validate exploitability to give you accurate severity ratings, not theoretical risk scores.
Report and remediate
Clear report with evidence and prioritized fixes. The retest after your fixes is included.
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