Cloud Penetration Testing is an authorized simulated cyber-attack against a system that is hosted on a Cloud provider, e.g. Amazon’s AWS, Google Cloud Platform or Microsoft’s Azure.
Cloud Penetration Testing
What is Cloud penetration testing?
check Fixes vulnerabilities before they are exploited by cybercriminals
check Provides independent assurance of security controls
check Improves awareness and understanding of cyber security risks
check Demonstrates a continuous commitment to security
check Supplies the insight needed to prioritise future security investments
Why your organization needs a cloud pen test
With threats constantly evolving, it’s recommended that every organisation commissions cloud penetration testing at least once a year, but more frequently when:
check Making significant changes to infrastructure
check Preparing for compliance with security standards
check Launching new products and services
check Bidding for large commercial contracts
check Utilising and/or developing custom applications
check Undergoing a business merger or acquisition
Threats
Biggest Cloud Security Threats
check Unauthorized Access
check Insecure Interfaces/APIs
check Misconfiguration of the cloud platform
check Hijacking of accounts services or traffic
check External sharing of data
check Malicious insiders
check Malware/ransomware
Vulnerabilities and Reporting
Our Cloud Security Services
Cloud Configuration Review is an assessment of your Cloud configuration against the accepted best practice of industry benchmarks. A report is produced with a summary table showing the benchmarks and whether you are following the best practice, with individual technical findings breaking the findings down in more detail, as well as detailed explanations and remediation advice.
Cloud Penetration Testing involves a mixture of external and internal penetration testing techniques to examine the external posture of the organisation. Examples of vulnerabilities determined by this type of active testing can include unprotected storage blobs and S3 buckets, servers with management ports open to the internet and poor egress controls.
Cloud Testing, whether a configuration review, a penetration test, or both, focuses primarily around examining the protection on these key areas:
check Enumeration of external attack surface
check Authentication and Authorization Testing
check Virtual Machines / EC2
check Storage and Databases
Why CyberFork?
A trusted partner for Cloud Pen testing
check Complete post-test care for effective risk remediation
check A deep understanding of how hackers operate
check In-depth threat analysis and advice you can trust
EXPERTISE
Our security qualifications
Our team of ethical hackers and penetration testing service experts possess the skills and experience to identify the latest threats.
