Cloud Pentesting
What is cloud pentration testing?
Cloud Penetration Testing is the process of simulating cyberattacks on cloud infrastructure, services, and configurations to identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. It ensures that your cloud-hosted data, applications, and systems are protected against external and internal threats.
Whether you use AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), or hybrid environments, cloud pentesting is essential to assess your cloud provider setup, Identity and Access Management (IAM), APIs, containers, and data storage
Why Cloud Pentesting is Essential
Wider Attack Surface: Cloud setups often include APIs, storage buckets, databases, and multi-region deployment—creating multiple entry points for attackers.
Misconfigurations Are Common: Publicly exposed S3 buckets, default credentials, or unrestricted ports can easily be exploited if not tested.
Compliance Needs: Regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001 require regular cloud penetration assessments.
Shared Responsibility: The cloud provider secures the infrastructure, but you must secure your workloads. Cloud pentesting helps fulfill your part.
Zero Trust, Zero Excuse: Cloud environments require verification at every level—Cloud Penetration Testing enforces that.
Our testing approach
Scoping
It defines the scope of the cloud environment, including the cloud provider, services in use, and testing boundaries. This phase ensures clear understanding of the testing targets and compliance requirements
Reconnaissance
Recon involves gathering information about publicly exposed resources and metadata. Public repositories, cloud-specific misconfigurations, and DNS records are also examined. This helps to map the attack surface and identify initial entry points
Configuration Review
This phase assesses cloud service configurations against best practices and compliance standards. IAM policies, roles, and access controls are analyzed. Tools help automate this process
Exploitation
Pentesters attempt to exploit identified weaknesses. Attacks may include exploiting vulnerable functions. Manual and automated methods are used to simulate the attac
Reporting & Remediation
All findings are documented in a detailed report, including descriptions, evidence, risk ratings, and business impact. The report offers clear, actionable remediation steps based on the cloud provider’s best practices
Re-Testing
After remediation is completed, the retesting phase validates whether all previously identified vulnerabilities have been successfully fixed. A final validation report is issued
Why Us
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Benefits of Cloud Pentesting
Detects Misconfigurations
Finds insecure settings like open buckets, weak IAM roles, or exposed APIs. Reduces risk by identifying flaws before attackers exploit them
Ensures Compliance
Validates configurations against standards like ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and GDPR and helps pass audits and demonstrates security best practices.
Simulates Real Cloud Attacks
Tests for cloud-native threats like SSRF and metadata abuse. Prepares your environment for real-world attack scenarios.
Improves Incident Response
Reveals detection and alerting gaps using simulated attacks and helps your team react faster to actual cloud breaches
Prevents Financial & Data Loss
Avoids expensive data leaks, downtime, and regulatory fines.Protects brand reputation and customer trust
Optimizes Cloud Architecture
Provides insights into improving segmentation, encryption, and access control. Strengthens your infrastructure with security-by-design