Cloud Security

Cloud Security Posture Reviews

97% of cloud breaches originate from misconfigurations. Our cloud security specialists review your AWS, Azure, and GCP environments to find exposed resources, overprivileged IAM roles, and dangerous defaults before attackers do.

Multi-Cloud Coverage

AWS, Azure & GCP — All Covered

AWS
Amazon Web Services
  • S3 Bucket Exposure
  • IAM Privilege Escalation
  • Lambda Function Security
  • EC2 Metadata Attacks
  • VPC Security Groups
  • RDS Public Access
Azure
Microsoft Azure
  • Azure AD Misconfigurations
  • Storage Account Access
  • Key Vault Exposure
  • Azure Functions Security
  • Network Security Groups
  • App Service Security
GCP
Google Cloud Platform
  • GCS Bucket Permissions
  • IAM Binding Issues
  • Cloud Run Security
  • Firebase Misconfiguration
  • Compute Instance Metadata
  • GKE RBAC Weaknesses

Testing Areas

What We Test

Storage Security

Public S3/GCS/Blob storage detection, encryption validation, and access policy review.

IAM & Permissions

Overprivileged roles, policy wildcards, cross-account trust relationships, and service account abuse.

Compute Security

Instance metadata exposure, user data secrets, SSH key mismanagement, and exposed management ports.

Serverless Security

Lambda/Functions security, event injection, environment variable secrets, and execution role permissions.

Network Posture

Security group analysis, VPC peering review, public subnet exposure, and load balancer configuration.

Container Security

Kubernetes RBAC, ECS/EKS misconfigurations, Docker image vulnerabilities, and registry access control.

Compliance

Supports Your Compliance Journey

Our cloud security reviews map findings directly to major compliance frameworks.

SOC 2 Type II
Trust Service Criteria
ISO 27001
Information Security Management
PCI DSS
Payment Card Industry
HIPAA
Healthcare Data Protection
GDPR
EU Data Privacy Regulation
DPDP Act
India Digital Personal Data

Audit Your Cloud Security Today

Most cloud breaches are preventable. Find your misconfigurations before attackers exploit them.