Cloud, infrastructure & DevSecOps security.

Most cloud breaches start with a misconfiguration, not a zero-day: an open bucket, an over-privileged key or a forgotten test server. We find them and rank them by what an attacker could actually reach.

What we review

From the cloud console to the build pipeline.

Cloud configuration

Identity and access, storage exposure, network paths, logging, key management and secrets across AWS, Azure and GCP.

Infrastructure VAPT

External and internal testing of servers, VPNs, firewalls and exposed services, including legacy on-prem.

DevSecOps

CI/CD and secrets review, container and Kubernetes hardening, and security gates developers won't route around.

What you get

Fixes ranked by real exposure.

Findings

  • Misconfigurations and exposures
  • The attack path behind each one
  • Risk in business terms

Fixes

  • Copy-paste policies, CLI and Terraform
  • Quick wins for this week
  • A plan for longer-term changes

Verification

  • Optional verification pass after fixes
  • Updated report
  • Evidence for audits
Broader reviews

Across every layer, end to end.

For a payments-sector engagement (P05) we ran a phased technology risk review across application, API, cloud, data and supporting service layers, combining threat modelling with penetration testing and prioritised remediation advice.

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