Overview
Conducting a Cloud Penetration Test reveals vulnerabilities present in your cloud infrastructure and delivers a comprehensive attack narrative to assess the implications of each discovery. Evolving Future Technologies Cloud Penetration Testing methodology is predominantly manual, accounting for 95% of the process. It draws inspiration from established frameworks, including the SANS Pentest Methodology, the MITRE ATT&CK framework for enterprises, Azure Threat Research Matrix, and NIST SP800-115. This meticulous approach ensures alignment with a wide array of regulatory requirements, guaranteeing a robust and compliance-oriented testing process.
Cloud Penetration Test
Enhancing your security posture involves considering various perspectives, two of which are Cloud Penetration Testing and Cloud Penetration Review. The former simulates an attacker within the environment, while the latter offers insights into vulnerabilities specific to the cloud arising from insecure configurations. These services are available individually, but for optimal effectiveness, they can be seamlessly combined into an advanced cloud security bundle.
Why conduct Cloud Penetration Test?
Discover security weaknesses in cloud environments
- 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 environment
Protect access to sensitive information by finding weaknesses others overlook
- Go beyond a vulnerability assessment to identify the techniques attackers would take to breach sensitive information.
Strengthen your cloud infrastructure with an expert
- Cloud pentesting is new and needs a pentester with specialized training.
- Packetlabs is Cloud Testing certified with testers holding GIAC Cloud Penetration (GCPN) certifications.
What you’ll get
Cloud Penetration Testing Service
Embracing a Cloud Penetration Test offers numerous advantages for organizations navigating the complexities of cloud infrastructure. Firstly, this testing methodology serves as a proactive measure, uncovering vulnerabilities within the cloud environment that may otherwise go unnoticed. The detailed attack narrative provided as an outcome empowers organizations to understand the potential impacts of each identified weakness. Evolving Future Technologies emphasis on a 95% manual testing approach ensures a thorough examination, surpassing automated methods and providing a nuanced understanding of security risks. Drawing from esteemed frameworks like the SANS Pentest Methodology, the MITRE ATT&CK framework, Azure Threat Research Matrix, and NIST SP800-115, the Cloud Penetration Test ensures a compliance-oriented perspective, aligning with diverse regulatory requirements. By undergoing this comprehensive testing process, organizations gain not only a heightened awareness of their cloud security posture but also actionable insights to fortify their defenses, ultimately fostering a more resilient and secure cloud infrastructure.