A Cloud Penetration test uncovers vulnerabilities residing within your cloud infrastructure and provides a detailed attack narrative to help evaluate the impacts of each finding. Packetlabs' Cloud Penetration Testing methodology is 95% manual and is derived from the SANS Pentest Methodology, the MITRE ATT&CK framework for enterprises, Azure Threat Research Matrix and NIST SP800-115 to ensure compliance with most regulatory requirements.
Serverless cloud testing for Lambda, Azure Function, and Google Cloud Functions
Simulation of an attack scenario on your cloud environment
A GIAC Cloud Penetration Tester (GCPN)
Robust testing against AWS, Azure, and Google cloud service infrastructure that includes:
Cloud virtual infrastructure
Containers and pods
Identity and access management (IAM)
Externally accessible exposures
Determine what an attacker could do with valid access keys or tokens
Compare current cloud configurations against security best practices
Identify potential paths from the internet to internal cloud environments
Go beyond a vulnerability assessment to identify the techniques attackers would take to breach sensitive information.
Cloud pentesting is new and needs a pentester with specialized training.
Packetlabs is Cloud Testing certified with testers holding GIAC Cloud Penetration (GCPN) certifications.
Organizations using cloud and container technologies face unique security challenges. Our cloud and container security penetration testing uncovers vulnerabilities within your AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and containers that can undermine your security posture.
Identify gaps in S3 buckets, EC2 instances, and exposures in publicly accessible resources.
Discover high-impact vulnerabilities in your Azure virtual machines, Azure Active Directory, and exposures in publicly accessible resources.
Identify gaps in Cloud Storage, Google Compute Engines and exposures in publicly accessible resources.
Test deployments of AWS Elastic Container/Kubernetes Service, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), Google Kubernetes Engine.
Check for legacy network protocols that are used by attackers to pivot and elevate privileges
Check for gaps in your vulnerability management program
Uncover exposed data and establish the level of accessibility to key data on the network
Identify weaknesses in passwords used across systems
Uncover the actual impact of risks and identify all pathways to your critical assets and data
Web: OWASP Top 10 + custom Packetlabs methodology
We meet your needs ranging from an initial Infrastructure Penetration Test, an Objective-Based Penetration Test, to something more comprehensive like our Cyber Maturity Assessment.
Assess supporting infrastructure and application configuration for weaknesses
Cloud Penetration Testing | Infrastructure Penetration Testing | |
---|---|---|
Foundational Assessment | Yes | Yes |
Network Security | Yes | Yes |
System Hardening | Yes | Yes |
OS & 3rd Party Patching | Yes | Yes |
Authentication Attacks | Yes | Yes |
Cryptography Attacks | Yes | Yes |
Containers | Yes | Yes |
Cloud Vulnerabilities | Yes | No |
Uncover vulnerabilities within your AWS, Azure, and Google cloud environments that can undermine your security posture with a comprehensive Cloud Penetration Test.
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