AWS, Azure, and GCP misconfiguration reviews — IAM policy analysis, overpermissioned roles, exposed storage, and compliance posture evaluation for cloud-native organizations.
Cloud security spans identity, data, networking, and workloads — we cover all layers.
Overpermissioned users and roles, wildcard actions, privilege escalation paths, cross-account trust issues, and least-privilege gap assessment.
S3 / Blob / GCS bucket access controls, public exposure assessment, ACL misconfigurations, and sensitive data discovery in accessible storage.
VPC/VNet configuration, Security Group / NSG rules, exposed management ports, public-facing services inventory, and firewall policy review.
CIS Benchmark assessment for AWS/Azure/GCP — logging, monitoring, MFA enforcement, key rotation, and encryption-at-rest/in-transit controls.
Docker image scanning, RBAC misconfiguration, exposed Kubernetes dashboards, pod security contexts, and secrets management review.
Lambda / Azure Functions / Cloud Run permission analysis, environment variable exposure, event injection, and execution role assessment.
What we consistently find in AWS, Azure, and GCP environments.
Misconfigured bucket policies or ACLs exposing backups, configuration files, or user data to unauthenticated internet access.
EC2 instance roles or Lambda execution roles with AdministratorAccess or iam:* policies enabling full cloud account takeover from a single compromised instance.
Security Groups permitting unrestricted inbound access to management ports — primary attack vector for credential brute-forcing and exploitation.
Missing or incomplete logging across regions — attackers can operate undetected and incident response becomes impossible without forensic trails.
Long-lived access keys committed to repositories or stored in Lambda environment variables — frequently harvested by automated secret scanners.
Most organizations don't know how exposed their cloud environment is until a breach occurs. We map it for you first.
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