Cloud Infrastructure Audit
Your code is tested. Is your cloud?
A configuration audit of your AWS, GCP or Azure environment: IAM, networking, databases, logging and key management, mapped to the compliance frameworks you target.
Why we built this service
Over the years we have performed hundreds of application-layer penetration tests on web, mobile and API-based systems. One pattern kept repeating: many critical vulnerabilities were not in the code, they were in the cloud.
An application pentest tells you whether your code holds up. A cloud audit tells you whether the platform running it does.
What the audit includes
- Configuration review: IAM policies, storage permissions, networking, logging and monitoring, assessed against CIS and NIST benchmarks
- Compliance alignment: SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA or GDPR, mapped to the framework you are targeting
- Security posture assessment: where your environment deviates from best practice, and what each gap actually risks
- Remediation support: a concrete fix for every finding, with an optional retest once your team implements them
What you walk away with
- A full security snapshot of your AWS, GCP and Azure environments
- Findings prioritized by real-world exploitability, not by scanner severity
- Guidance written for your engineering team's workflow
- Evidence that you secured the entire platform, not just the code
Want proof before a call?
Download our redacted GCP audit: 25 misconfigurations mapped by risk, each with a concrete fix. This is what your deliverable looks like.
Get your cloud audit quote
Tell us which cloud providers you use and we will scope the audit.
Common questions
Which cloud providers do you cover?
AWS, GCP and Azure. Multi-cloud environments are audited as one scope, so you get a single prioritized report.
What access do you need?
Read-only access. We never change your production configuration during an audit.
How long does it take?
Most cloud audits complete inside our standard 2-4 week window, depending on the size of the environment.
Does this help with SOC 2?
Yes. Cloud configuration is a core part of the SOC 2 system boundary, and the findings map directly to the relevant controls. See our SOC 2 page for details.