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Cloud Moves Fast. We Secure It Faster.
From S3 buckets to Azure AD and GCP services, misconfigurations and overlooked permissions are the most exploited paths to cloud breaches. Our cloud penetration testing simulates real-world attack scenarios across AWS, Azure, and GCP—revealing gaps automation can’t catch. With deep technical insights and prioritized remediation, we help you reduce risk, ensure compliance, and build with confidence in the cloud.
Get Started with a Cloud Pentest NowOffice 365 CIS Security Hardening
Enhance Your Microsoft 365 Environment with CIS Benchmark-Based Security
In today’s cloud-first world, securing your Microsoft 365 environment is critical. Our Office 365 CIS Security Hardening service is designed to help organizations implement best practices based on the Center for Internet Security (CIS) Microsoft 365 Foundations Benchmark. This globally recognized standard provides prescriptive guidance to fortify your Microsoft 365 setup against modern cyber threats.
Why This Matters
Microsoft 365 is the backbone of communication and collaboration for many organizations—but it’s also a frequent target for attackers. Misconfigurations, legacy protocols, and poor access control can leave your environment exposed. With our CIS-based security assessment and hardening, we reduce your attack surface and help you meet compliance standards.
What We Offer
- Azure Active Directory (AAD): Secure access, enforce MFA, and harden identity-related settings.
- Exchange Online: Protect mail flow, apply anti-phishing and anti-malware policies, disable legacy protocols.
- SharePoint & OneDrive: Control external sharing, set retention policies, and audit activity.
- Microsoft Teams: Apply privacy, access, and data retention settings for secure collaboration.
- Monitoring & Alerts: Set up robust logging, alerting, and audit mechanisms.
Our Process
- Assessment: We perform a detailed audit of your current Microsoft 365 configuration against the CIS Benchmark.
- Gap Analysis: We identify non-compliant areas and misconfigurations that could introduce risk.
- Remediation Plan: Our team creates a tailored, step-by-step plan to align your setup with CIS recommendations.
- Implementation Support: We assist your IT/security team with implementing the changes securely.
- Validation & Reporting: Post-remediation validation and a comprehensive report to prove compliance and improvements.
Key Benefits
- Reduce exposure to phishing, data leakage, and unauthorized access
- Demonstrate compliance with standards like NIST, ISO 27001, CMMC, and more
- Improve incident response and audit readiness
- Build a zero-trust aligned, secure cloud environment
- Custom-tailored hardening based on your business needs
AWS Penetration Testing
Uncover and Remediate Security Risks in Your AWS Cloud Environment
Amazon Web Services (AWS) powers the backbone of modern digital infrastructure—but like any cloud platform, it’s only as secure as how it's configured and maintained. Our AWS Penetration Testing service is designed to identify real-world vulnerabilities in your AWS environment, helping you prevent unauthorized access, data leakage, privilege escalation, and more.
Why You Need AWS Penetration Testing
Cloud misconfigurations are among the leading causes of security breaches. From exposed S3 buckets to overly permissive IAM roles, the risks in AWS can be subtle but devastating. We go beyond automated scans—our experts simulate attacker behavior to test your cloud defenses against sophisticated threats.
What’s Included in Our AWS Pentesting Service
Our testing is aligned with best practices from OWASP Cloud Security, MITRE ATT&CK for Cloud, and AWS security guidelines. Key areas we assess include:
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Over-privileged IAM roles and users
- Misconfigured policies and trust relationships
- Credential leakage and brute force attempts
Data Storage Security
- Publicly exposed S3 buckets
- Weak encryption practices (at rest/in transit)
- Improper access control on storage services (S3, EBS, RDS)
EC2 and Compute Services
- Insecure SSH and RDP access
- Metadata service abuse
- Misconfigured security groups and network ACLs
Networking and Perimeter
- Unrestricted ports and exposed services
- VPC configuration weaknesses
- Insecure API Gateway and Lambda permissions
Monitoring and Logging
- Absence of CloudTrail, GuardDuty, or Config logs
- Inadequate alerting or response mechanisms
Post-Exploitation Simulations
- Lateral movement in the cloud
- Privilege escalation opportunities
- Data exfiltration techniques
Our Methodology
- Scoping & Planning: Understand your environment and define rules of engagement
- Reconnaissance: Enumerate AWS resources and services
- Exploitation: Simulate real-world attacks to identify exploitable issues
- Post-Exploitation & Impact Analysis: Assess the “blast radius” of vulnerabilities
- Reporting & Remediation Guidance: Deliver a detailed report with prioritized fixes
Key Benefits
- Identify critical misconfigurations and security gaps
- Reduce your risk of breaches, data leaks, and compliance failures
- Gain actionable insights with a professional report and recommendations
- Align with industry standards like NIST, CIS AWS Benchmark, ISO 27017
- Strengthen your cloud security posture against internal and external threats
GCP Penetration Testing
Secure Your Google Cloud Platform Environment Against Real-World Threats
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) provides powerful infrastructure, storage, and compute services to businesses of all sizes. But like any cloud ecosystem, GCP environments are vulnerable to misconfigurations, privilege escalations, data exposures, and sophisticated attack vectors. Our GCP Penetration Testing service helps you proactively identify and fix these risks before adversaries exploit them.
Why GCP Penetration Testing Is Essential
Cloud-native threats require cloud-native security. Even with Google’s robust infrastructure, the responsibility for securing configurations, permissions, and access controls falls on you. Our pentesting simulates real-world attacks to assess your actual exposure—helping you strengthen your defense posture and meet compliance standards.
What We Test in GCP Environments
We align our approach with security frameworks like OWASP Cloud Top 10, Google’s own best practices, and the MITRE ATT&CK for Cloud matrix.
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Misconfigured service accounts and role bindings
- Over-privileged users or groups
- Token or key leakage in publicly accessible repositories
Storage and Databases
- Publicly exposed GCS buckets
- Unencrypted or poorly secured BigQuery datasets
- Firestore and Cloud SQL misconfigurations
Compute and Serverless Services
- Insecure Cloud Functions and App Engine deployments
- Metadata server abuse
- Misconfigured Compute Engine firewall rules
Network Security
- Open firewall ports and default VPC risks
- Publicly exposed APIs and load balancers
- Cloud NAT and VPN misconfigurations
Logging and Monitoring
- Disabled or improperly configured Cloud Audit Logs
- Lack of threat detection through Security Command Center
- Absence of alerting on suspicious behavior
Post-Exploitation Scenarios
- Privilege escalation across services
- Data exfiltration simulations
- Pivoting through exposed cloud services
Our Testing Methodology
- Scoping & Planning: Define engagement boundaries and test objectives
- Discovery & Enumeration: Map out the cloud architecture and gather intelligence
- Vulnerability Assessment: Identify misconfigurations, flaws, and potential entry points
- Exploitation & Privilege Escalation: Attempt to gain unauthorized access and assess impact
- Reporting & Mitigation Guidance: Deliver a detailed report with prioritized remediation steps
Benefits of Our GCP Pentesting
- Identify and fix high-risk misconfigurations and flaws
- Improve your overall cloud security posture
- Simulate attacker behavior without harming your environment
- Support compliance with ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, etc.
- Gain full visibility into the real security status of your GCP setup
Azure Penetration Testing
Harden Your Microsoft Azure Cloud Against Modern Threats
As more businesses migrate to Microsoft Azure, the cloud attack surface continues to grow. Misconfigurations, over-permissioned identities, exposed services, and unmonitored assets can open the door to devastating breaches. Our Azure Penetration Testing service simulates real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities in your Azure environment before threat actors do.
Why You Need Azure Penetration Testing
Even with Microsoft’s shared responsibility model, the security of your Azure configurations, access controls, and workloads rests in your hands. Our expert-led pentests provide actionable insights into how an attacker could exploit weaknesses within your infrastructure—enabling you to fix them proactively and meet security compliance standards.
Key Areas We Assess in Azure Environments
We leverage the MITRE ATT&CK® for Cloud, Microsoft’s Azure Security Benchmark, and CIS standards to test your setup thoroughly and safely.
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Misconfigured Azure AD roles and group assignments
- Over-privileged service principals and users
- Passwordless authentication risks and token misuse
Azure Storage & Databases
- Publicly exposed Blob storage or file shares
- Improperly configured Cosmos DB, SQL Databases, and Table storage
- Missing encryption at rest or in transit
Compute and Virtual Machines
- VM access via open RDP/SSH ports
- Unpatched virtual machines
- Insecure extensions or custom scripts
Network Security
- NSG (Network Security Group) misconfigurations
- Open endpoints or exposed Azure APIs
- Lack of segmentation in VNets and subnets
App Services and Serverless Functions
- Vulnerable Azure Web Apps, Functions, and Logic Apps
- Source code exposure via SCM endpoints
- Misconfigured deployment slots or backup policies
Monitoring and Logging
- Missing or misconfigured Azure Monitor and Log Analytics
- Ineffective Azure Defender or Microsoft Sentinel setup
- Lack of alerting on privilege escalation or brute-force attempts
Our Penetration Testing Methodology
Our testing is tailored to your architecture while maintaining compliance with Microsoft’s testing terms and best practices. We focus on non-disruptive but realistic simulations.
- Scoping & Planning: Define test boundaries, targets, and business goals
- Discovery & Enumeration: Identify resources, roles, endpoints, and public exposures
- Vulnerability Identification: Scan for misconfigurations and security flaws
- Exploitation Simulation: Safely simulate attacker behavior to gauge real-world risk
- Reporting & Remediation Plan: Provide an executive summary, technical findings, and prioritised mitigation strategies
What You Gain from Azure Pentesting
- Early detection of cloud misconfigurations and privilege issues
- Improved defense against insider threats and external breaches
- Clear understanding of security gaps with guided remediation
- Support for compliance audits: ISO 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, etc.
- Confidence in your Azure security configuration and incident readiness