Cloud Penetration Testing

Cloud Penetration Testing Services

Expert-led cloud pentesting for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Test identities, exposed services, storage, workloads, and attack paths—with validated findings and clear remediation guidance.

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What cloud testing can include

  • IAM and privilege escalation testing
  • Cloud services storage workloads and networks
  • Exposed secrets credentials and sensitive data
  • Configuration and infrastructure as code review
  • Containers Kubernetes continuous delivery and cross account paths
  • Validated evidence and remediation guidance

What is cloud penetration testing?

Cloud penetration testing is a controlled assessment of identities, services, workloads, networks, data, and management controls in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. It shows whether weaknesses can be combined to gain access, escalate privileges, or reach sensitive resources.

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platform-specific testing across major cloud providers

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organizations trust Blaze worldwide

Why Blaze

Why choose Blaze for cloud penetration testing?

Get provider-specific attack-path testing, validated findings, and direct access to the researchers.

Key

Least privilege

Identify over-permissive roles, exposed credentials, and privilege-escalation paths across cloud identities.

Database

Data protection

Find exposed storage, weak encryption, and access paths to sensitive cloud data.

Gear

IaC review

Review Terraform, CloudFormation, Bicep, Helm, and Kubernetes manifests when included in scope.

Compliance

Cloud pentesting for compliance and beyond

Reports can map relevant findings to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and agreed cloud controls while staying focused on exploitable risk.

CIS

Cloud configuration guidance.

CSA CCM

Cloud governance and assurance controls.

Shield Check

NIST SP 800-115

Technical security assessment guidance.

PTES

Testing execution standard.

SOC 2 / ISO

Evidence for relevant controls.

ATT&CK

Cloud attack mapping.

PCI DSS

Testing and segmentation.

Meet our experts

Expert-led cloud penetration testing

Named researchers run the engagement, validate every finding, and stay available through remediation.

MedalNamed

expert team for each engagement

Seal CheckDirect

access throughout testing

BugManual

validation of every finding

Rocket LaunchClear

remediation guidance for engineers

Testing for AWS, Azure, and GCP

Each provider receives platform-specific testing across identity, networking, storage, workloads, secrets, and cloud-native services.

Cloud

AWS

Cloud

Azure

Cloud

GCP

Cloud attack paths we test

Coverage follows your identities, services, data, and architecture—not a generic checklist.

Key

Identity and access

Roles, service accounts, keys, federation, trust, and privilege escalation.

Hard Drives

Storage security

Public access, policies, snapshots, encryption, and data leaks.

Globe

Network controls

Firewalls, groups, peering, endpoints, routes, and exposed services.

Gear

Compute & containers

VMs, metadata services, containers, Kubernetes RBAC, and serverless.

Lock Simple

Secrets & CI/CD

Secrets, KMS permissions, pipelines, deployment roles, artifact integrity.

Users

Logging & detection

Review audit coverage, alerts, log tampering, and response visibility when detection validation is included.

Blaze was very responsive, professional, and executed precisely on target and on time.

Technology company

Related services

Cloud

Network penetration testing

Test network paths into and across the cloud.

Web App

Web application penetration testing

Test web apps running in your cloud.

Database

API penetration testing

Test the APIs exposed by your cloud services.

Frequently asked questions

Answers about scope, access, platforms, timing, compliance, and remediation.

Scope can include identities, permissions, services, networks, storage, workloads, containers, secrets, CI/CD, and cross-account paths.
No. A review compares settings with guidance; a pentest validates whether weaknesses are exploitable. The scope can include both.
Yes. Blaze uses provider-specific techniques and can scope multi-cloud or hybrid attack paths.
Not necessarily. Testing can begin without credentials or with an approved low-privilege or read-only role, depending on the objective.
Yes, when included. Blaze can review templates, pipeline permissions, deployment identities, secrets, and artifact flows.
Average start time is about two weeks, subject to scope, access, complexity, and availability. Delivery timing is confirmed after scoping.
It can provide evidence for applicable controls and customer reviews, but it does not guarantee compliance or an audit outcome.
Yes, when included. Researchers verify the agreed fixes and update the finding status.

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