Penetration Testing • Cloud (AWS / Azure / GCP)

Cloud Penetration Testing

Cloud penetration testing is a manual, expert-led assessment of your AWS, Azure, and GCP environments that finds and safely exploits weaknesses before attackers do. We combine a deep configuration review with targeted exploitation — misconfigurations, IAM and privilege escalation, exposed storage buckets, metadata/SSRF abuse, leaked secrets, and network exposure — and give you a risk-rated report, remediation guidance, and a free retest.

What it covers

The flaws that lead to cloud breaches

The misconfigurations and identity gaps attackers exploit most.

Misconfigurations

Insecure defaults, public resources, permissive security groups, disabled logging, and unencrypted data across AWS, Azure, and GCP that quietly widen your attack surface.

IAM & privilege escalation

Over-permissioned roles, risky trust policies, and misused managed policies that let a low-privilege foothold escalate to account or subscription takeover.

Exposed storage buckets

Public or misconfigured S3 buckets, Azure Blob containers, and GCS buckets leaking data — plus writable buckets an attacker can poison.

Metadata & SSRF abuse

Server-side request forgery reaching the instance metadata service to steal temporary credentials and pivot deeper into your cloud environment.

Exposed secrets

Keys and tokens in environment variables, functions, build pipelines, storage, and code that hand attackers direct, persistent access.

Network exposure

Internet-facing services, over-broad ingress rules, and weak segmentation between VPCs, subnets, and workloads that enable lateral movement.

Methodology

Config review meets real exploitation

1

Scope

We agree the accounts, subscriptions, or projects in scope, the cloud providers, test roles, and rules of engagement in writing — so testing is safe and authorized.

2

Configuration review

We assess your IAM, network, storage, logging, and workload configuration against provider best practices and CIS Benchmarks to surface the risky defaults.

3

Identity & access analysis

We map roles, policies, and trust relationships to find privilege-escalation and lateral-movement paths a real attacker would chain.

4

Targeted exploitation

We safely prove impact — abusing misconfigurations, escalating privilege, and reaching data — to show exactly what an attacker could do, without disrupting production.

5

Report

A clear report with an executive summary, risk-rated findings, evidence, and step-by-step remediation your cloud and platform engineers can act on.

6

Retest

After you remediate, we retest and confirm closure — so you can show auditors and customers the issues are resolved.

CSPM vs. pentesting

Why a config scan isn’t enough

 CSPM / Config ScanCloud Pentest
ApproachAutomated CSPM scanConfig review + exploitation
Chains IAM privilege escalation
Proves real, exploitable impact
Finds attack paths, not just alerts
Best forContinuous hygieneAssurance & compliance

For continuous automated coverage between engagements, use Faseel Suite — or run a free Scout scan to see your external exposure today.

What you get

Deliverables that drive action

Professional report

Every finding documented with proof-of-concept evidence, affected resources, and reproduction steps — plus a plain-language executive summary.

Remediation guidance

Developer- and platform-ready fixes for each finding — IAM tightening, network changes, encryption, and logging — not just a list of problems.

Free retest & attestation

We re-verify remediated findings and provide a letter of attestation you can share with customers, partners, and auditors.

FAQ

Cloud pentesting, explained

Secure your cloud before an attacker maps it

Book a manual cloud pentest across AWS, Azure, and GCP, or automate assessment with Suite.