A hands-on security assessment of your AWS environment — IAM, S3, CloudTrail, GuardDuty, Security Hub, and network exposure. We find the misconfigurations attackers exploit before they do.
Full review of your AWS environment — IAM policies, S3 bucket exposure, CloudTrail logging gaps, GuardDuty configuration, Security Hub findings, and network attack surface. We deliver a prioritized findings report your team can action immediately.
Root account usage, overly permissive IAM policies, privilege escalation paths, unused roles, access key age, and least-privilege enforcement across your AWS account.
Public bucket detection, ACL misconfigurations, bucket policy review, server-side encryption enforcement, versioning, and logging status across all S3 resources.
CloudTrail enablement across all regions, log file validation, S3 log bucket access controls, CloudWatch integration, and detection of logging gaps attackers exploit.
GuardDuty enablement and findings triage, Security Hub standard activation, existing finding backlog review, and alert routing to ensure detections are actually actioned.
Security group review, publicly exposed EC2 instances, open ports to 0.0.0.0/0, VPC flow log status, and NACLs — the most common lateral movement entry points.
CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark gap analysis, MFA enforcement on privileged accounts, password policy enforcement, and key rotation status across your environment.
Every finding is rated by severity, tied to a specific misconfiguration, and paired with a remediation step your team can execute. No fluff. No generic best-practices list.
30-minute call to confirm account access requirements, service inventory, and any known concerns. No NDA required to start.
You create a read-only IAM role with SecurityAudit and ViewOnlyAccess policies. We never need write access — ever.
Our team works across all six domains in your AWS environment. Typically completed within 1–2 business days.
Full report delivered with a live walkthrough call. Your team leaves knowing exactly what to fix and in what order.
Client data and case files in S3. Overly permissive IAM and public bucket exposure are the most common findings we see in legal cloud environments.
Tax and financial data hosted in AWS. Misconfigured S3 buckets and lack of CloudTrail logging are direct compliance and breach risks.
Policy data and PII in the cloud. Privilege escalation paths and unmonitored IAM roles are high-risk exposures in regulated environments.
Production workloads with broad IAM access and open security groups. We've seen it all — misconfig in AWS is the leading cause of cloud breaches.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll scope your assessment and tell you what to expect — no obligation. Direct line to a security engineer. No ticket queue.