Cloud security audit
AWS, Azure, and GCP security assessments
We assess identity, configuration, data, networking, and logging in the context of your architecture and threat model.
Control-plane analysis is combined with manual validation and attack-path modeling toward sensitive data and privilege.
01 / Coverage
What we test
We confirm boundaries and critical journeys before testing so the work reflects your business risk.
Identity and IAM
Roles, policies, federation, service identities, keys, and privilege escalation.
Data and secrets
Storage, databases, KMS, secrets, backups, and public exposure.
Network and compute
VPC or VNet, security groups, public endpoints, virtual machines, and serverless.
Visibility and platforms
Audit logs, alerting, Kubernetes, CI/CD integrations, and response readiness.
02 / Method
An assessment you can defend to engineers and auditors
We combine manual investigation, tooling, and evidence control. A specialist validates every reported finding.
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Understand the architecture
Map accounts, subscriptions, projects, data owners, and shared-responsibility boundaries.
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Collect configuration
Use purpose-built least-privilege read-only access and record sources and constraints.
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Analyze risk paths
Look beyond isolated misconfiguration to combinations of IAM, network, and data controls.
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Prioritize change
Balance impact, remediation effort, and compensating controls, then validate critical fixes.
03 / Outputs
Material built for decisions and remediation
The report explains risk to leaders and gives engineers reproducible steps without scanner noise.
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Cloud risk map
Paths from an accessible identity or resource toward data and privilege.
Findings register
Evidence, affected resources, impact, and a concrete recommendation.
Remediation plan
Quick fixes, structural work, priorities, and suggested ownership.
Architecture readout
A session with cloud, platform, and security teams plus critical-fix validation.
What access do you need?
Purpose-built read-only roles are usually sufficient. We request extra permissions only for a specific, agreed validation.
Is this the same as a CSPM scan?
No. CSPM provides useful breadth; the audit adds architecture context, manual validation, and analysis of chains across multiple controls.
Do you assess Kubernetes?
Yes, when included in scope. We review the control plane, RBAC, workload settings, secrets, networking, and cloud identity integration.
Can you assess multiple clouds?
Yes. For multi-cloud environments we define each provider boundary and assess trust relationships between them.
Next step
Get a scoped assessment plan
Tell us about the system, timing, and reason for testing. We will clarify scope and recommend an engagement with no obligation.