Cloud Security Assessment
Key Benefits
What We Do
How It Helps Your Business
What We Assess
User and role permissions, privilege creep, root account usage, cross-account trust, service account security
VPC/VNet security groups, NACLs, public subnet exposure, peering configurations, firewall rules
Storage bucket/blob access controls, encryption at rest and in transit, backup configuration, sensitive data exposure
EC2/VM hardening, patch status, metadata service access, public IP exposure, auto-scaling security
CloudTrail/Activity Log coverage, log retention, alerting configuration, SIEM integration
Kubernetes RBAC, container image security, Lambda/Function permission review
Hard-coded credentials, secrets in environment variables, rotation policies, vault configuration
CIS Benchmark alignment for AWS/Azure/GCP, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and Indian regulatory alignment
Our Process
We agree the cloud accounts, regions, and services in scope and establish read-only access using provider-native audit roles.
We use industry-leading CSPM tooling to scan your cloud configuration against CIS Benchmarks, AWS Well-Architected, and Azure Security Benchmark.
Our cloud security engineers manually review IAM policies, network configurations, and high-risk findings that automated tools may contextualise incorrectly.
We map discovered gaps to realistic attack paths — how would an attacker exploit a misconfigured S3 bucket or an overly permissive IAM role?
All findings are CVSS-scored and prioritised by exploitability and business impact. Remediation steps reference cloud-provider-specific documentation.
Our team provides Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) remediation snippets, Terraform/CloudFormation fixes, and direct support for your engineering team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of cloud access do you need?
We use read-only audit roles provided by each cloud provider (e.g., SecurityAudit policy in AWS). We never require administrative access.
Which cloud platforms do you support?
We support AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Multi-cloud environments are assessed together in a unified report.
How long does the assessment take?
A single-cloud assessment typically takes 3 to 7 business days depending on the number of accounts and services in scope. Multi-cloud assessments take 7 to 14 days.

