Cloud penetration testing for AWS, Azure and GCP

CLOUD PENETRATION TESTING

Cloud penetration testing for AWS, Azure and GCP

We show how an attacker could abuse your cloud, and how to close the gaps.

AWS, Azure, GCPIAM attack pathsFree re-test
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What is cloud penetration testing?

Cloud penetration testing is an attack-based test of your cloud environment. Testers try to exploit weak identity and access settings, exposed storage, open services and container or Kubernetes flaws in AWS, Azure or GCP, then show the real impact and how to fix it.

Cyber Operations Telemetry

Audits show settings. Pentests show impact.

A cloud audit lists misconfigurations. A cloud pentest proves which ones an attacker can actually use.

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What we cover

IAM

Privilege escalation and over-permissive roles.

Storage

Public buckets, blobs and snapshots.

Network

Exposed services and security groups.

Kubernetes & containers

Cluster and image risks.

Serverless & secrets

Functions, keys and tokens.

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How it works

01

Scope

Accounts, services and access level.

02

Review

Configuration and identity mapping.

03

Attack

Controlled exploitation.

04

Report

Attack paths and fixes.

05

Re-test

Verify fixes.

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What you get

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Cloud attack-path report
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Findings with proof and impact
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Fix guidance per cloud
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Re-test report
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Who needs it?

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Cloud-first and SaaS companies

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Teams after a cloud migration

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Companies with multi-cloud set-ups

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Firms preparing for SOC 2 or ISO 27017

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Why HostX

Cloud specialists

AWS, Azure and GCP.

Attack paths

Real impact, not just checklists.

Pairs with audit

Combine with our Cloud Security Audit.

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Frequently asked questions

An audit reviews settings against benchmarks. A pentest actively tries to exploit them to prove impact.
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See your cloud the way an attacker does.