Cloud Security
AWS, Azure, and GCP security review covering IAM, exposed storage, network controls, Kubernetes, secrets, logging, and configuration drift before attackers chain them together.
Most cloud incidents come from small configuration mistakes that become serious when chained together: overprivileged IAM, public storage, exposed metadata services, weak network segmentation, missing logs, and secrets in the wrong place.
ZeroSight360 reviews your cloud environment through both attacker and engineer lenses. We identify exploitable paths, map blast radius, prioritize fixes, and help your team close high-risk gaps without slowing delivery.
Coverage
Overprivileged users, roles, service accounts, trust policies, privilege escalation paths, and missing separation of duties.
Public buckets, weak ACLs, unencrypted data stores, permissive sharing, backup exposure, and retention risks.
Security groups, firewalls, exposed services, private networking, ingress/egress controls, and segmentation gaps.
Cluster configuration, workload permissions, image risks, secrets handling, network policies, and runtime exposure.
Secrets in code/config, KMS usage, rotation gaps, CI/CD leakage, and credential hygiene across environments.
Audit logging, alert coverage, cloud-native detection, incident visibility, and evidence retention.
Engagement
Collect read-only access, architecture context, accounts/subscriptions/projects, and critical assets.
Assess IAM, storage, network, compute, Kubernetes, logging, and security services against risk and CIS guidance.
Chain findings to show realistic blast radius and prioritize the fixes that reduce risk fastest.
Deliver a prioritized remediation plan, validation steps, and optional retest after changes.
FAQ
No. Read-only access is usually enough for assessment. Any active validation is scoped separately and approved before testing.
We assess AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, including multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
Yes. CIS benchmarks are part of the review, but we also prioritize real attack paths and business impact so the report is more useful than a compliance checklist.
Yes. We review cluster configuration, workload identity, network policies, secrets, image risks, runtime exposure, and CI/CD integration.
Yes. Findings can map to common control areas for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and similar programs, especially access control, logging, change management, and vulnerability management.
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