Cloud Pentesting

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NetSPI’s cloud security experts have in depth knowledge of Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud (GCP) infrastructures to help identify & remediate critical vulnerabilities.

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Solution Brief

Expert Cloud Pentesting for Today’s Threat Landscape

NetSPI cloud experts perform manual and automated pentests with a blend of commercial, open source, and proprietary tools to ensure no stone is left unturned. Our specialized cloud experts probe your AWS, Azure, or GCP infrastructures from the inside out from the perspective of both anonymous and authenticated users. These proven cloud testing methodologies find issues in your identity and access management policies, as well as misconfigurations that turn into high risk vulnerabilities across your attack surface.

OWASP Top 10 Coverage

Google Cloud Discovery Scans

Google Cloud penetration testing helps organizations to secure their environments while migrating to GCP, implementing IAM policies, writing Cloud Functions, using Kubernetes Engine (GKE), or developing applications with Firebase.

Real-time Testing Insights:
Results are updated in real-time to deliver actionable insights on public facing assets and exposures.

AWS Cloud

Whether meeting compliance requirements, developing secure applications, or storing proprietary data – AWS cloud testing is critical. We pinpoint insecure settings, misconfigured S3 Buckets, and issues leading to tenant-wide compromise.

Highlight Critical Issues:
Quickly identify high-risk exposures with dashboards that link vulnerabilities directly to affected resources.

Azure Cloud Configuration Review

Quickly identify high-risk exposures with findings that link vulnerabilities directly to affected cloud resources. Our Microsoft Azure Cloud specialists have decades of experience to ensure your cloud infrastructure is secure.

Track Changes Over Time:
Our platform tracks changes to your Azure cloud environment and configurations over time.

Industry Leading Cloud Penetration Testing

The NetSPI Platform enables real-time collaboration with our cloud pentesters who have an in-depth understanding of your environment and objectives. They are supported by advanced certifications such as OSCP, OSCE, GXPN, GPEN, GWAPT, CISSP, CEH, and CREST. The result is testing that meets enterprise and regulatory standards while delivering confidence that critical exposures are identified, validated, and prioritized.

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Our flexible, scalable solutions adapt to your organization’s size, complexity, and as well as specialized testing projects at smaller scale.

Cloud Pentesting Methodology

NetSPI pentests your cloud infrastructure wherever it is hosted. We follow manual and automated penetration testing processes that use commercial, open source, and proprietary cloud pentesting tools to evaluate your AWS, Azure or GCP infrastructure from the perspective of anonymous and authenticated users.

Configuration Review

Our expert cloud pentesters evaluate the configurations of your AWS, Azure or GCP services and the identity and access management policies applied to those services. Misconfigurations can lead to significant security impacts in AWS, Azure or Google Cloud Platform environments.

External Cloud Pentesting

External cloud security testing solutions include vulnerability scans and manual pentesting probes of your AWS, Azure or GCP infrastructure to uncover issues in public-facing services. This includes web and network-related security issues.

Internal Network Pentesting

Internal network layer testing of virtual machines and services enables NetSPI to emulate an attacker that has gained a foothold on a virtual network.

We loved the service during our Azure penetration test. It was a nice journey — the team was great to work with and very supportive.

Steven Jatnieks

Chief Technology Officer, Safari

This past year, I had the opportunity to work with our partners to neutralize a serious security threat that had the potential to affect Microsoft Azure users before an attack might occur. Our security testing partner, NetSPI first noticed the problem within Azure. NetSPI alerted Veradigm to the potential security issue and worked with us to identify the root cause.