Cloud Penetration Testing
Cloud penetration testing checks how an attacker could abuse your AWS, Azure or GCP environment. It reviews identity and access settings, exposed storage and services, and network rules, then tests realistic attack paths such as using a leaked key to escalate privileges.
- Manual, expert-led testing
- CVSS-rated report with fixes
- Retest after you fix
- Written scope before work starts
Talk to our Security Experts
Tell us what needs testing, then pick a 30-minute slot.
Get a tailored scope, timeline and pricing on the call.
What we review
- IAM roles, policies and privilege escalation paths
- Public storage buckets and snapshots
- Security groups and exposed services
- Kubernetes and container configuration
- Serverless functions and their permissions
- Logging, monitoring and key management
Configuration review vs cloud pentest
A configuration review compares settings against benchmarks like CIS. A cloud pentest goes further and chains issues together to show what an attacker could actually reach. We usually combine both, using read-only access you grant us.
Provider rules
AWS, Azure and GCP allow customers to test their own resources without prior approval for most services. We follow each provider's current testing policy.
Requirements Indian businesses usually test for
In India, the trigger for a test is often regulatory. RBI expects regulated entities and their technology vendors to run periodic VAPT. SEBI's cybersecurity framework asks market intermediaries for regular testing. CERT-In directions require organisations to maintain security practices and report incidents. The Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023 requires reasonable security safeguards for personal data.
Enterprise customers also ask vendors for a recent third-party pentest report during security reviews. We write reports so the same document can be shared with a regulator, an auditor or a customer's security team.
How the engagement runs
1. Scoping call (30 minutes)
We agree targets, user roles, environments, testing windows and the compliance reason for the test.
2. Written scope and quote
You get a scope document and an INR or USD quote based on the real size of the work.
3. Discovery and manual testing
Automated tooling for coverage, then manual testing of authentication, access control and business logic.
4. Report
Executive summary, CVSS-rated findings with evidence, reproduction steps and remediation guidance.
5. Retest
Once your team ships fixes, we verify each finding and issue an updated report.
What the report contains
- Executive summary for leadership, customers and auditors
- Findings rated by CVSS severity with screenshots and request evidence
- Step-by-step reproduction for your developers
- Specific remediation guidance, not generic advice
- Compliance mapping (ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS, RBI, SEBI, CERT-In guidelines) where relevant
- Retest status showing which findings are open and closed
Certifications our testers hold
Every engagement is led by a certified senior tester.
Frequently asked questions
What access do you need?
A read-only role for configuration review, plus agreed targets for active testing.
How much does it cost?
Price depends on the number of targets, user roles and depth of manual testing. Use the VAPT cost estimator for an INR range, or book a call for a written quote.