Cloud Security
Assessment

Uncover misconfigurations, over-privileged identities, and critical security gaps across your AWS, Azure, and GCP environments with prioritised remediation guidance before attackers exploit them.

AWS + Azure + GCP IAM + Network + Storage Audit CIS + NIST CSF Aligned Free Re-Test
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AWS
Azure
GCP
S3 bucket publicly accessible Critical
IAM role with full admin privilege High
RDS instance no encryption at rest High
Security group allows 0.0.0.0/0 SSH Medium
CloudTrail logging disabled in us-east-1 Medium
Unrotated access keys older than 90 days Low
Misconfig
IAM Over-Priv
Data Exposure
Logging Gaps

What We Assess in Your Cloud Environment

Full-depth cloud security coverage from identity and access management to network architecture, storage controls, and compute security.

Identity and Access Management

Audit IAM policies, roles, and permissions across all accounts for privilege escalation paths, over-permissive policies, and unused credentials.

Secrets and Key Management

Assess KMS, secrets manager, and certificate configurations for weak key policies, unrotated credentials, and hardcoded secrets in repositories.

Privilege Escalation Paths

Map all paths from low-privileged user to full admin across accounts, roles, and cross-account trust relationships.

Service Account and Workload Identity

Review service accounts, workload identity configurations, and machine identities for excessive permissions and credential exposure.

MFA and Authentication Policies

Evaluate multi-factor authentication enforcement, password policies, and conditional access rules across cloud accounts.

Cross-Account and Federation

Assess cross-account access, SAML/OIDC federation configurations, and external identity providers for trust abuse and token manipulation.

Network Architecture and Segmentation

Review VPC, subnet, security group, and firewall configurations for overly permissive rules, public exposure, and inadequate segmentation.

Data Storage Security

Audit S3 buckets, Azure Blob, and GCS for public access, unencrypted data, misconfigured ACLs, and insecure cross-account sharing.

Security Groups and NACLs

Review inbound and outbound rules for overly permissive access, default-allow configurations, and management port exposure to the internet.

Public-Facing Assets

Identify publicly exposed load balancers, API gateways, and services that should be internal-only or restricted by IP.

Encryption at Rest and Transit

Verify that all storage services, databases, and data transfers use encryption with appropriate key management and TLS configurations.

DNS and CDN Configuration

Assess Route 53, Azure DNS, and Cloud DNS configurations for subdomain takeover, zone transfer, and CDN origin exposure vulnerabilities.

Virtual Machine Security

Review EC2, Azure VMs, and GCE instances for outdated AMIs, privileged containers, exposed management ports, and weak patching posture.

Kubernetes and Container Security

Assess EKS, AKS, GKE, and self-managed Kubernetes clusters for RBAC misconfigurations, privileged pods, and network policy gaps.

Serverless and Functions

Evaluate Lambda, Azure Functions, and Cloud Functions for execution role over-permission, event injection, and cold start credential exposure.

CI/CD Pipeline Security

Review deployment pipelines, container registries, and build systems for supply chain attacks, untrusted image usage, and secret leakage.

Infrastructure as Code

Assess Terraform, CloudFormation, and Pulumi templates for security misconfigurations, drift, and policy violation before deployment.

Logging and Monitoring

Verify CloudTrail, Azure Monitor, and GCP Audit Logs are enabled with adequate retention, and that critical security events generate alerts.

How We Run a Cloud Security Assessment

A structured, low-impact approach aligned with CIS Benchmarks and NIST CSF, from initial scoping through verified remediation.

Phase 01
Scoping

Define accounts, subscriptions, or projects in scope and agree on access method such as read-only IAM role, export, or API.

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Phase 02
Configuration Review

Automated and manual collection of resource configurations, IAM policies, security group rules, and audit logs across all in-scope accounts.

Phase 03
Risk Analysis

Map findings to MITRE ATT&CK Cloud, CIS Benchmarks, and NIST CSF prioritised by exploitability and business impact.

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Phase 04
Exploitation Validation

Where agreed, validate critical findings with safe, controlled exploitation to demonstrate real-world impact such as privilege escalation paths.

Phase 05
Reporting

CVSS-scored findings with executive summary, per-resource remediation steps, and Terraform or policy fix examples for each issue.

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Phase 06
Re-Validation

Free re-test of all critical and high-severity findings after your team applies remediations to confirm the fixes are effective.

Built for Organisations With Real Cloud Risk

Cloud-Native and SaaS Companies

Businesses built entirely on AWS, Azure, or GCP where a single misconfigured bucket or IAM policy can expose customer data.

Enterprises Migrating to Cloud

Organisations moving on-premise workloads to the cloud that need to ensure their migration does not introduce new security gaps.

Regulated Industries

Banking, healthcare, and fintech firms with cloud-specific compliance requirements under RBI, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and DPDP Act.

Questions We Get Asked Often

A cloud security assessment identifies misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and security gaps across AWS, Azure, and GCP environments. It covers IAM audits, network architecture review, data storage security, and CIS Benchmarks compliance with CVSS-scored findings.

Scyverge assesses AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform environments, including IAM policies, VPC configurations, S3 buckets, Azure Blob, GCS, security groups, and cloud-native services.

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) continuously monitors cloud environments for misconfigurations such as publicly exposed storage, over-permissive IAM policies, unencrypted data stores, and inadequate network segmentation.

No. We use read-only IAM roles for data collection and non-destructive analysis. Any exploitation validation of critical findings is discussed with your team before execution and uses controlled, safe techniques.

Typical engagements take 5 to 10 business days depending on the number of accounts, subscriptions, or projects in scope and the complexity of your cloud architecture. We provide a precise timeline after initial scoping.

Is Your Cloud Actually Secure?

Let our certified cloud security engineers assess your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment and give you a clear picture of your real risk with a free re-test included.