Cloud Security Pentesting
Protect your cloud infrastructure from potential cyberattacks with our expert penetration testing.

Our Service Caters To Major Platforms

AWS Cloud Penetration Testing
Secure your AWS environment with penetration testing tailored to both user-managed services (EC2, S3, RDS, IAM, etc.) and vendor-managed SaaS platforms (Salesforce, CloudFront, Microsoft 365). Our assessments uncover misconfigurations, over-permissioned access, insecure integrations, and overlooked vulnerabilities that attackers exploit most. Using a safe, non-disruptive white-box methodology aligned with the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, we dig deeper than surface scanning to identify real-world risks across your cloud workloads.

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Penetration Testing
We help organizations secure their GCP environments by uncovering misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and insecure service implementations. Using a safe, white-box methodology aligned with Google’s Shared Responsibility Model, our experts simulate real-world attack scenarios, including insider threats, credential misuse, and exposed resources, to reveal risks before attackers exploit them. From IAM roles and Cloud Storage buckets to Compute Engine, GKE, and serverless workloads, we deliver actionable findings and remediation guidance to harden your GCP against evolving threats.

Microsoft Azure Penetration Testing
We help organizations secure their Azure environments by identifying misconfigurations, weak access controls, and hidden vulnerabilities across core cloud services. Using a white-box methodology aligned with Microsoft’s Rules of Engagement and the Shared Responsibility Model, our experts simulate real-world attack paths covering Azure AD, virtual machines, storage, serverless apps, and DevOps pipelines. From privilege escalation through token abuse to misconfigured storage exposures, we deliver actionable reports with clear remediation guidance, helping your team strengthen defenses and protect critical data across the Azure ecosystem.
Secure Cloud. Protect Your Business.
Cloud computing brings unique security challenges. Our cloud penetration test assesses your cloud environment for misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and exposures, providing a detailed report with remediation steps to improve security and ensure business continuity.

Cloud Platform Expertise
We have deep knowledge and experience across major cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

Focus on Cloud-Specific Threats
We understand the unique attack vectors and vulnerabilities associated with cloud environments.

Configuration and Security Assessment
We review cloud configurations, identify misconfigurations, and assess compliance with security best practices.

Vulnerability Scanning and Exploitation
We use automated and manual techniques to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in cloud services.

Remediation Guidance
We provide specific recommendations for addressing vulnerabilities and improving cloud security posture.

Our Testing Process for Cloud Infrastructure
Well defined and best designed to safeguard your business from potential threats and ensure resilient systems.
Benefits of Cloud Security Testing for Businesses

Identification and remediation of cloud security vulnerabilities

Improved security posture of cloud deployments

Reduced risk of data breaches, service disruptions, and compliance violations

Enhanced protection of sensitive data stored in the cloud

Increased confidence in the security and resilience of cloud infrastructure
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FAQ
We have experience pentesting across various cloud platforms, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and others.
Cloud security pentesting focuses specifically on the unique security challenges and attack vectors associated with cloud environments. It takes into account the shared responsibility model and the specific configurations and services offered by cloud providers.
Generally yes, with two categories:
- User-Operated Services: Fully configurable by your team (e.g., EC2, S3). These can be directly tested, except for disruptive actions like DoS.
- Vendor-Operated Services: Managed by providers (e.g., Salesforce, CloudFront). Testing focuses on how your organization uses and secures these services—not the vendor’s infrastructure.
No. Google does not require prior notification for penetration testing as long as your activities comply with their Acceptable Use Policy. Testing must target only your own resources. We avoid denial-of-service tests and notify you ahead of any potentially disruptive activities.
No. Since June 2017, Microsoft no longer requires prior approval for penetration testing conducted within your Azure tenant. However, testers must follow the Azure Acceptable Use Policy and Pentesting Rules of Engagement to avoid unauthorized or disruptive activity. We do not conduct any form of denial-of-service testing and always communicate with clients before performing potentially impactful operations.
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