Offensive security · Cloud security review

Configuration and identity review across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud

Most cloud breaches start with a permission, not an exploit. We review your accounts against provider benchmarks and your own threat model, then test the exposures we find.

Scope

What we review

Identity and access

IAM policies, roles, service accounts, federation and privilege paths to administrative access.

Network exposure

Security groups, public endpoints, peering, private link and egress controls.

Data and secrets

Storage permissions, encryption, key management and secrets in code, images and pipelines.

Logging and detection

CloudTrail, activity logs, GuardDuty and Defender coverage, retention and alert routing.

How it works

From scoping call to closed findings

Access

Read-only reviewer role provisioned in each account or subscription in scope.

Review

Automated benchmark collection followed by manual analysis of identity paths and data flows.

Validate

Exposures confirmed by hand where safe, so findings reflect real risk rather than tool output.

Report

Findings ranked by exploitability, with infrastructure-as-code fixes where applicable.

Deliverables

What you receive

Benchmark results (CIS, provider well-architected) with deviations explained
Identity attack paths to privileged access
Prioritised remediation plan with IaC snippets
Retest of fixed findings

FAQ

Common questions about cloud security review

No. A read-only role with the security audit policy is enough for the review. Validation of exposures is done from the outside or with your engineers on a call.

Book a scoping call

Scope your cloud security review engagement

A 30-minute call with a SecureBlock lead to align on objectives, assets and timeline. We follow up with a written scope and fixed-fee proposal within two business days.

Prefer email? sales@secureblock.io