Overview
Cloud infrastructure often drifts from best practices due to rapid deployment. We harden account settings, validate IAM boundaries, test network ACLs and review Terraform/ARM/CloudFormation templates for insecure defaults.
Infrastructure & Network Security
Cloud Infrastructure Hardening & Testing
Strengthen cloud accounts, networks, IAM and IaC to reduce misconfiguration and drift risk.
Key benefits
Eliminate risky cloud ACLs and public exposures
Harden IAM and cross-account trust boundaries
Improve IaC templates and CI gating to prevent reintroduction
Scope — What we test
Cloud account configuration, IAM policies, public S3/Storage exposure, VPC/subnet ACLs, security groups, cloud-native services misconfigurations and IaC template review.
Methodology
- Account inventory and privilege mapping
- IAM policy analysis and privilege escalation simulation
- Network exposure analysis and endpoint validation
- IaC review and drift detection recommendations
- Remediation plan and automated guardrails
Deliverables
Actionable report with prioritized cloud findings, IaC fixes, recommended guardrails (policies/rules) and optional automation scripts to enforce hardening in CI/CD.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions we hear before starting an assessment — click a question to reveal a short, clear answer.
Small apps: 1–5 days. Medium: 5–10 days. Complex systems: custom timeline.
We avoid destructive checks in production and schedule high-risk tests in staging when possible.
No — blackbox tests work. Source access enables deeper code review.
Yes — PoCs, prioritized fixes and developer-focused guidance are included.
Yes — retest packages validate fixes.
Executive summary, prioritized findings, PoCs and workshop walkthroughs.
Yes — mutual NDAs and secure report distribution are standard.
Test accounts, scope and any available docs (API/OpenAPI) are helpful.
Yes — via secure tunnels, bastion/proxy or on-prem engagements.
We map technical severity to business impact so you can fix what matters first.