Infrastructure
Network Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing
Understand what is exposed, what is reachable and where segmentation holds.
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Cloud Security Configuration Review.
Make identity, exposure and configuration risks visible across your cloud estate.
A cloud review focuses on the settings and permissions that shape your security posture. Selected accounts, subscriptions or projects are assessed against the agreed architecture and relevant provider guidance. The output connects a configuration observation to an owner and a practical change.
A clear scope makes the differenceWhat the work
What the work
can cover.
Explore the areas that can shape this engagement. Final coverage follows your systems, priorities and access.
01 / Inside the scope
Identity and privilege
Review selected users, roles and service identities. Examine privilege breadth, stale access and administrative pathways against their intended purpose.
02 / Inside the scope
Network exposure
Inspect public endpoints and ingress rules for the selected services. Check whether exposure matches the intended service design.
03 / Inside the scope
Storage access
Review bucket, container or share permissions and relevant public access settings. Identify where sensitive information could be accessible beyond its intended audience.
04 / Inside the scope
Secrets and encryption
Review how credentials and encryption settings are managed in the scoped services. Examine ownership, access and rotation arrangements.
05 / Inside the scope
Logging and monitoring
Check whether selected security-relevant actions are recorded and routed to an accountable team. Highlight gaps that prevent investigation.
06 / Inside the scope
Resilience settings
Review backup configuration, recovery assumptions and protection of recovery assets. Compare the documented design with the available evidence.
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What your team receivesFrom evidence
From evidence
to owned action.
A useful result explains coverage, impact and next steps. The agreed proposal makes the deliverables clear.
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Configuration findings by account and service
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Identity and exposure observations
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Prioritised remediation backlog
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Evidence references for follow-up review
Before the assessmentA useful
A useful
starting point.
These inputs establish the effort, coverage, intended use and timing.
- Cloud platform and service inventory
- Read-only review access or configuration exports
- Architecture diagram and critical workloads
Common questions
What defines the scope?
The systems, business objective and evidence you need determine the scope. The assets, access, deliverables and timetable are agreed before work begins.
What will our team receive?
A clear account of coverage, evidence-backed observations and prioritised next actions. The proposal sets out the exact deliverables and any follow-up review.
Can this fit an upcoming release or audit?
Share the milestone and the systems involved. The assessment can be shaped around that decision once technical fit and availability are confirmed.
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