How crews get into the cloud.
Roles that do too much
A test account or a deployment job that can hand itself admin rights.
Storage left open
Buckets and blobs readable by anyone with the link, or by anyone at all.
Services on the internet
Management consoles, APIs and Kubernetes clusters reachable from outside.
How the job runs.
Agree the accounts
Which subscriptions and accounts are in scope, and what access we start with.
Attack from outside
Your public cloud endpoints, tested like any other front door.
Attack from a foothold
Starting from a low-level identity, we follow every route to more.
Prove it and retest
You get the route, the evidence and the fix, and we test it again once it’s closed.
When to call us.
- After a migration or when a new service goes live
- When roles or storage settings change
- Before an ISO 27001 audit
- When nobody can say for certain what’s public
On its own or all year?
It’s part of the baseline in every year-round plan, and tested again when it changes.
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Questions.
Do you need access to our cloud accounts?
For testing from a foothold, yes: we agree a low-privilege identity with you. Testing from outside needs no access at all.
We already have a cloud security tool. Do we still need this?
Keep the tool. We do a different job: certified testers try to get in and prove what’s actually reachable, then retest your fixes.
Count the doors before someone else does.
Tell us which clouds you run and a technical account manager will scope the job.