A single cloud misconfiguration is rarely the breach. The chain is. We review AWS, Azure and GCP for IAM abuse paths, exposed services, storage misconfiguration, secrets, network exposure, and missing audit coverage, then show how they connect. Every finding is proven, ranked by impact, and written so an engineer can act on it the same day.
What we actually test
A posture tool flags a public bucket. It cannot tell you that an over permissive role lets a low privilege identity assume its way to admin, that a forgotten instance reaches your production database, or that nothing would log the attacker on the way through. That is the work.
- IAM and privilege escalation: over permissive roles, trust policies, and assume role and impersonation chains to admin
- Public exposure: internet facing services, management interfaces and endpoints reachable that should not be
- Storage and data: buckets, blobs, disks, snapshots and databases exposed or readable across boundaries
- Secrets and networking: hardcoded and stored credentials, key material, and network paths that cross trust zones
- Logging and audit coverage: the blind spots where an attacker moves and nothing records it
What you get
- Exposure fixed before your audit, with the chained paths closed at the weakest link
- Validated IAM and logging controls, proven against real privilege escalation and detection gaps
- Live findings the moment we confirm them, not a PDF weeks later
- Remediation guidance your engineers can ship, not a generic reference link
- Free retest and verified closure once the fix is deployed
- An auditor ready report mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and customer security reviews
How the engagement runs
You buy a pool of testing hours and spend them where the risk is, across this and your other surfaces. We scope the accounts and services, trace abuse paths manually across IAM, exposure and logging, surface findings live, prioritize by impact, report for each audience, and retest until closure is proven. No blind box, no theatre.