Service · Offensive & Defensive Security

Cloud Security

AWS, Azure, and GCP assessments covering IAM, configuration hardening, and architecture review: closing the gap between how cloud environments are supposed to be configured and how they actually are.

Who this is for

Companies running production workloads in the cloud without a dedicated cloud security function, and organizations that have grown their cloud footprint faster than their governance of it.

Outcomes & deliverables

  • An IAM review identifying over-privileged roles and unused access
  • A configuration hardening baseline mapped to your cloud provider's own security benchmarks
  • An architecture review flagging systemic risk, not just individual misconfigurations
  • A prioritized remediation roadmap your engineering team can action

Scope & methodology

Before

Cloud environment inventory, IAM and configuration review, and architecture assessment.

During

Prioritized remediation of critical misconfigurations and over-privileged access.

After

Ongoing configuration monitoring and periodic re-assessment as the environment evolves.

What you receive

An IAM and configuration audit report, a hardening baseline mapped to provider-specific benchmarks (CIS Benchmarks for AWS/Azure/GCP), a prioritized remediation roadmap, and support implementing the highest-risk fixes first.

Frameworks & standards mapped

Proof

CLOUD-NATIVE APPLICATION SECURITY BACKGROUND

Cloud security assessments are delivered by the same team that handles application security engagements for SaaS and cloud-native platforms, reviewing infrastructure and application layers together, not in isolation.

Expert reviewer

Asaf Levy
Asaf Levy
Co-Founder, Cybecs · Co-Founder, RedRok · CISO & Technology · Former CISO, El Al Airlines (2020 to 2024)

FAQ

Do you support multi-cloud environments?
Yes, we assess AWS, Azure, and GCP individually and can review multi-cloud architectures together.
Do you need production access?
Read-only access to the relevant consoles and IAM configuration is typically sufficient; we don't need write access to assess.
How is this different from a cloud compliance audit?
A compliance audit checks boxes against a framework. This is a hands-on technical review of actual configuration and access, which often surfaces issues a compliance checklist misses.