Cloud posture identified
CSPM-style review across every account and region.
AWS, Azure, GCP. We find the misconfigurations, IAM gaps and exposed data that automated scanners miss.
Every account, every region, every workload. We map your real attack surface, not what the org chart says it should be. Public buckets, snapshot-shares, exposed RDPs and cross-account trust. Surfaced and prioritised.
Public S3/Blob/GCS buckets, over-permissive IAM roles, unencrypted snapshots and volumes, overly-broad security groups, logging gaps (no CloudTrail, no Activity Logs), container misconfigurations (privileged pods, exposed dashboards), exposed secrets in pipelines.
Same methodology across AWS, Azure, and GCP. CIS Benchmarks, the CSA Cloud Controls Matrix, and ISO 27017/27018 as the underlying frameworks. Tool-agnostic.
CSPM-style review across every account and region.
GDPR, ISO 27017/27018, FedRAMP-aware controls.
At-rest and in-transit encryption verified, key rotation policies set.
Clearly mapped. No assumption that your provider has it covered.
Every account, every region, every workload mapped. Owners assigned where missing.
CIS Benchmarks compliance review across compute, storage, network, identity.
Trust relationships, role chaining, exposed access keys, MFA enforcement.
Prioritised by exposure. Terraform / CloudFormation snippets for common fixes included.
Yes. Same methodology across AWS, Azure, GCP. We can run a unified review with one report or per-cloud reports. Your call.
Both. A one-time deep review is a useful baseline. For environments that change constantly, an ongoing CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management) layer is more cost-effective than repeated point-in-time engagements.
Included. We assess against the CIS Kubernetes Benchmark plus workload-level checks for privileged pods, exposed dashboards, secret handling, network policies, and runtime security.
Both. Most clients fix internally using our IaC remediation templates. For high-severity findings, we can pair with your team or do the remediation work as a follow-on engagement.
Different lens. Cloud security review focuses on misconfigurations, IAM, and posture. The "configuration as code" problem. Penetration testing focuses on exploitable vulnerabilities. Most mature orgs do both.