Don't let hackers exploit your sensitive information. With cloud penetration tests, security professionals simulate a real-world hacker attack to identify cloud security vulnerabilities and estimate the potential level of damage in the case of a violation. TechMagic's team comprehensively analyzes your accounts and provides recommendations for improving your cloud security posture.
Security risks that cloud penetration testing helps to detect:
incorrect configuration of settings;
unreliable third-party APIs;
insufficient attention to authentication security;
unencrypted information;
inadequate threat monitoring;
missing timely updates;
insecure code.
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Get in touchAWS penetration testing is one of the key focuses of TechMagic's security team. Our certified specialists possess in-depth knowledge of AWS security best practices and the latest vulnerabilities. By conducting cloud penetration testing with us, you can rely on a meticulous and comprehensive security assessment of your cloud perimeter. We provide the following services:
network penetration testing,
web application penetration testing,
infrastructure security audit.
AWS cloud penetration testing is crucial whether you are migrating data, need regular security checks, or investigating a potential breach. We offer a strategic solution that mitigates risk and ensures the integrity of your cloud environment.
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Case studyCloud environments are changing and evolving rapidly. Adopt a proactive approach to your organization's security. Conduct regular cloud penetration testing after each major update to identify and remediate flaws before they become targets for attackers.
Even the most secure companies must conduct regular cloud penetration testing because industry standards and regulations require it. Cloud penetration tests help organizations comply with GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS regulations, avoiding potential legal and financial fines.
Cloud penetration testing is part of cost-effective risk management. Penetration testing costs significantly less than the potential losses from hacker attacks.
By conducting penetration tests regularly, the company is committed to safeguarding clients' most valuable assets — sensitive data. This proactive approach helps build trust with stakeholders and maintain a solid reputation.
With certifications PenTest+, CEH, eJPT, eWPT, and AWS Security Specialty our team possesses deep expertise and technical skills to identify vulnerabilities and simulate real-world attacks. Our cloud penetration testers leverage the latest advancements in cloud testing methods and tools and continuously refine their expertise through ongoing learning and active participation within the cloud security community.
We help our clients ensure that their cloud environments are secure and compliant with custom security solutions, mitigating the risk of data breaches, cloud security flaws, financial losses, and legal liabilities.
We have a proven history of 10+ successful projects, helping clients identify potential threats and provide actionable remediation guidance to protect their critical assets in cloud infrastructure. Our approach to offensive security includes using real-world threat actor tools to create attacks that expose vulnerabilities within the environment.
Cloud penetration testing simulates a hacker attack on systems based on cloud storage. This method allows you to find flaws in the security system and address them before hackers do. Such penetration testing is completely legal and conducted by certified cybersecurity professionals. The test covers network configurations, application and API security, authentication and authorization systems, and data storage security.
Cloud penetration testing differs from traditional pen testing mainly in the environment where it is conducted. In this case, testers check the strength of security controls in the cloud network. Another difference is that cloud service providers may prohibit pen testing in some cases. For example, AWS, one of the largest cloud providers, prohibits DoS simulation operations or testing outside the scope of ownership, such as testing third-party applications. Security specialists will obtain authorization from the cloud service provider to conduct the test if necessary.
The shared responsibility model divides data security obligations in the cloud between the service provider and the customer. Cloud service providers are responsible for the security of physical hardware, software, and networks. The client is responsible for the security of the data and applications hosted in cloud services, as well as the correct configuration of access systems and data encryption. Permission policies for cloud penetration testing may vary depending on the service provider. Therefore, before starting testing, it is necessary to follow the strict guidelines of the cloud providers and obtain the required permissions.
Cloud computing environments differ by deployment type. Private clouds are hosted on the company's hardware, while public clouds provide access to a shared cloud environment. Popular cloud service providers include Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Containers, Kubernetes, and others. Hybrid solutions combine the capabilities of private and public clouds.