Cloud Infrastructure Testing
Break-ins into cloud environments are most often a result of inadequate service configuration. During cloud security assessments, we detect all possible threats for end users and cloud infrastructure owners.
Migration of IT services to the cloud is quite common nowadays and it seems that this trend will continue. Cloud service provides better flexibility, streamlined maintenance and high capacity. However, as any other new technology, it also brings numerous new security challenges. For example, a fairly common mistake is sharing sensitive data publicly.
Our own research proves that 21% of cloud storage containers (AWS S3 buckets) are publicly readable and 6% of all tested buckets allow anyone to write there any file.
Cloud Infrastructure Testing offer
In order to help you properly secure your cloud environments, as well as data stored in the cloud, we offer:
1. Cloud security assessment – in order to detect security flaws and misconfigurations, which can be an attractive entry point for an attacker.
2. Threat modeling of cloud projects – to give you a quick overview of potential threats in your architecture.
3. Support in the design and implementation of cloud solutions – to prevent possible security errors already at the initial stage of a project.
Our know-how includes all major players in the cloud service industry, such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform and OpenStack. The cloud services market is very dynamic, therefore it is difficult to list all the cloud technologies we work with. Contact us and let us know about your cloud security needs.
DORA compliance
Cloud Infrastructure Testing can contribute to the compliance with DORA principles. It aligns with DORA’s relevance to modern cloud-based DevOps environments.
How to get a quote for your project?
If you are interested in types of threats you can find in cloud, the cloud security test process, or want to get an individual offer for your company, please book a call with our specialist or write to us.
