Is Your Cloud Secure?
Offensive Cloud Security Audit
We detect IAM misconfigurations, over-permissive policies, and lateral movement paths across your AWS, Azure, and GCP infrastructure from an attacker's perspective.
Who is this for?
- Enterprise companies using multi-cloud or hybrid infrastructure.
- Teams migrating to Kubernetes, EKS/ECS, or serverless architectures.
- Organizations requiring SOC 2, ISO 27001, or CIS Benchmark compliance.
Audit Scope
We map real attack paths beyond CIS Benchmark checklists:
IAM Privilege Escalation Paths
Cross-Account & Lateral Movement
Container Escape & K8s RBAC Abuse
Offensive Cloud Audit Process
01
Inventory
All cloud resources, IAM policies, and network configurations are inventoried.
02
Attack Path Mapping
Transitive relationships in IAM roles and cross-account trust chains are analyzed.
03
Exploit & Proof
Identified attack paths are executed in a controlled environment to prove impact.
04
Hardening & Retest
Least-privilege policies and network segmentation recommendations are provided, patches are retested.
Typical Cloud Exploit Findings
- IAM Privilege EscalationA low-privileged IAM user chaining iam:PassRole and lambda:CreateFunction to gain admin access.
- S3 Bucket TakeoverMisconfigured bucket policy exposing sensitive customer data (PII/PHI) to the public internet.
- IMDS v1 to Full Account CompromiseAccessing EC2 metadata service via SSRF vulnerability to compromise the entire AWS account.
Deliverables
Instead of checklist-based reports; we deliver attack path graphs, IAM risk maps, and IaC (Terraform/CloudFormation) remediation snippets.
$ aws sts assume-role --role-arn
arn:aws:iam::123456:role/OverPermissiveRole
[!] SUCCESS — Full admin access obtained.
[+] Fix: Remove iam:PassRole from dev-user policy.
arn:aws:iam::123456:role/OverPermissiveRole
[!] SUCCESS — Full admin access obtained.
[+] Fix: Remove iam:PassRole from dev-user policy.