Misconfigurations cause more cloud breaches than zero-days. We audit your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment for the things that actually get companies compromised: open storage buckets, overprivileged IAM roles, weak network isolation, and more.
A deep look at your cloud infrastructure to find misconfigurations, access control issues, and exploitable gaps.
Cloud environments are different from traditional infrastructure. Everything's API-driven, the shared responsibility model means your provider isn't securing everything for you, and a single misconfiguration can expose data at scale. The number one cause of cloud breaches isn't fancy exploitation. It's misconfiguration.
We go through your AWS, Azure, or GCP setup manually, not just with automated scanners. We look at infrastructure config, access controls, data protection, logging, containers, and serverless functions. The goal is to find the stuff that's actually dangerous, not hand you a 200-page scanner dump.
Each platform has its own security model and quirks. We know them well.
Auditors want proof that your cloud infrastructure meets security standards. Our assessment gives you that proof, and it's formatted for the frameworks you care about.
Findings mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and other frameworks relevant to your cloud platform.
Evidence of what we reviewed, what we found, and what got fixed. Ready for your auditor to reference.
Severity ratings with business context so you know what to fix first and can justify the effort to leadership.
We learn your architecture, identify the high-priority systems, and define what we're testing.
Automated scanning plus manual review of cloud configs, policies, and security controls.
We evaluate IAM policies, test role assumptions, and look for service account compromise paths.
We try to exploit what we've found to show real-world impact, not just theoretical risk.
Detailed findings with severity ratings, compliance mapping, and clear steps to fix each issue.
One public S3 bucket can expose millions of records. One overprivileged role can give an attacker the keys to everything. These aren't exotic attacks. They're the most common way cloud environments get breached.
Cloud environments accumulate cruft: legacy configs, unused resources, permissions that made sense two years ago. We help you find it and clean it up before it becomes a problem.
If you need to prove your cloud controls meet a compliance standard, our report gives you the documentation to do it.
If you're expanding your cloud footprint, it's a lot cheaper to get the security right now than to fix it after something goes wrong.
Tell us about your environment and we'll put together a custom assessment proposal.
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