Cloud Security Audit
We review your cloud environment against proven security baselines, finding the misconfigurations, weak permissions and exposed services that put your data at risk, and giving your team a clear plan to fix them.
We check every corner of your cloud estate
Cloud environments grow fast, and misconfigurations follow close behind. We assess your accounts, identities, storage and network controls against CIS Benchmarks and provider best practice to find the gaps before an attacker does.
Identity & Access
Over-permissive roles, unused credentials and missing MFA that hand attackers an easy way in.
Storage Exposure
Public buckets, unencrypted volumes and open snapshots that leak sensitive data.
Network Controls
Loose security groups, open ports and flat networks that let threats move freely.
Logging & Monitoring
Gaps in audit trails and alerting that leave breaches unnoticed for weeks.
Secrets Management
Hardcoded keys, exposed tokens and poor rotation across your services.
Compliance Mapping
Findings tied to the standards you answer to, so remediation moves you toward audit readiness.
Your Cloud Is Only as Secure as Its Weakest Setting.
Most cloud breaches do not start with a clever exploit. They start with a setting someone got wrong: a storage bucket left open, a role granted far too much access, logging switched off to save noise. As your environment scales, these small mistakes multiply, and any one of them can be the door an attacker walks through.
Our team audits your cloud the way an attacker would study it. We map your identities, data stores, network paths and monitoring against CIS Benchmarks and provider guidance, then hand you a prioritised report your engineers can act on. You get a clear picture of where you stand and the fastest route to a safer configuration.
Standards and Frameworks We Audit Against
- Every audit is measured against the CIS Foundations Benchmarks for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, together with each provider’s own well-architected security guidance.
- We align findings to recognised control frameworks such as ISO 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, so the work supports your wider governance goals.
- Where relevant, we map exposures to compliance obligations like PCI DSS and GDPR, making sure a fix also closes an audit gap.
Aligned to the frameworks that matter
Our testing follows the methodologies that set the global standard for application security.