What AWS services do you cover?
IAM policies and role chains, S3 exposure, EC2, ECS and EKS, Lambda, VPC and security groups — plus the logging coverage that would reveal an attacker.
Penetration Testing / AWS
AWS Penetration Testing
Hands-on security testing of Amazon Web Services cloud infrastructure
What we test
Scope of testing.
- IAM policies, role chaining and privilege-escalation paths
- S3 exposure, public-access mistakes and data-boundary checks
- EC2, ECS / EKS, Lambda and service misconfigurations
- VPC design, security groups, metadata abuse and logging coverage
Process
Mapped to the five phases.
The same discipline applies across every discipline we test.
- 01
Scoping
Define assets, rules of engagement, timelines and testing type (black / grey / white box).
- 02
Discovery
Reconnaissance, enumeration, threat modelling and attack surface mapping.
- 03
Testing
Vulnerability identification and controlled exploitation to confirm impact.
- 04
Reporting
Findings with CVSS scoring, evidence, business impact and remediation steps.
- 05
Re-test
Verification of fixes and issuance of a closure report.
FAQ
AWS: common questions.
Straight answers on scope, method and deliverables.
Can you test without production access?
Yes. An assessment can run purely from external reconnaissance, or from read-only credentials you provide — whichever matches your rules of engagement.
Do you check for exposed secrets?
Yes. Hard-coded credentials, exposed keys, over-privileged roles and public-access mistakes are core findings in every cloud assessment.
Scope this assessment.
Tell us the assets and constraints. We will come back with a tailored proposal.