Cloud Infrastructure Security Testing
Our cloud infrastructure penetration testing services are designed to uncover misconfigurations, privilege escalation paths, and security gaps in environments such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). We simulate real attack scenarios and verify the resilience of your cloud infrastructure responsibly and without production impact.
We focus on permission analysis, policy review, testing of publicly exposed services, and assessment of data access risks. We evaluate IAM roles, firewall rules, virtual networks, storage access, and weaknesses in federated identity.
With our comprehensive approach, you gain a clear view of weak points and recommendations to remove them before a real attacker exploits them.
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What is cloud penetration testing and why is it critical?
Cloud penetration testing validates the security of configurations, permissions, and services in AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. We focus on mistakes in IAM policies, network segmentation, and storage settings that can lead to data leaks or privilege escalation.
The output is a clear overview of risks and specific recommendations to harden your cloud before an incident occurs.
Experience
Experienced team with hands-on cloud penetration testing and red teaming.
Transparency
Ongoing communication and clear steps in every testing phase.
Collaboration
We work with your team and deliver clear, usable outputs.
Professionalism
Ethical approach with a strong focus on quality and security.
Testing process
How cloud penetration testing works
We combine configuration reviews with manual validation of scenarios that an attacker could exploit. This minimizes false positives and confirms real impact.
Initial consultation and scope
We define goals, cloud accounts, and critical assets.
Configuration collection and mapping
We analyze IAM policies, services, networks, and security settings.
Risk validation and attack simulation
We verify exploitability of misconfigurations and privilege escalation.
Report and recommendations
We deliver prioritized findings and clear remediation steps.
Scope
What we test in the cloud
We assess the full cloud ecosystem from identity to data and monitoring.
Multi-cloud platforms
AWS, Azure, and GCP including native services and security recommendations.
IAM and roles
Verification of permissions, least privilege, and escalation risks.
Network segmentation
VPC/VNet, security groups, and firewall rules.
Storage and data
S3, Blob Storage, encryption, and data access permissions.
Publicly exposed services
Exposed endpoints and management interfaces accessible from the internet.
Logging and detection
Audit logs, alerting, and the ability to detect anomalies in the cloud.
Service comparison
Cloud penetration testing vs automated configuration audits
Automated audits quickly detect misconfigurations, while penetration testing verifies real impact and exploitability.
| Aspect | Automated configuration audit | Cloud penetration testing |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Find misconfigurations and deviations from best practices. | Verify exploitability and security impact. |
| Methodology | Automated scans and baseline checks. | Manual testing and attack simulation. |
| Validation depth | Broad coverage without proof of concept. | Detailed validation with evidence of exploitation. |
| Output | List of issues and recommendations. | Prioritized report and concrete remediation actions. |
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
01 How long does penetration testing take?
The duration depends on the size and complexity of the environment. A small web application can take 3-5 days, while a full network assessment can take 1-3 weeks. In the initial phase we provide a time estimate and scope for transparency.
02 How much does penetration testing cost?
The price depends on scope, size, and complexity. A basic web application test can start in the hundreds of euros, while larger networks or cloud environments cost more. After a consultation we provide a non-binding quote.
03 How often should a penetration test be performed?
Ideally at least once per year. We also recommend testing after major changes - launching a new application, migrating to the cloud, or updating infrastructure. Regular testing helps maintain security and compliance.
04 What do I receive after the penetration test?
You will receive a detailed report with an executive summary, technical findings, risk ratings, impact analysis, and concrete remediation recommendations. We also offer a review session to walk through the results.
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