We show what an attacker could reach through the applications and servers you run on AWS – and what needs fixing before someone exploits it.
AWS protects the underlying cloud infrastructure, but securing applications and data remains the responsibility of the organisation using the cloud.
Amazon protects the servers, the network and the data centres. Application code, configuration and access management are the responsibility of the organisation using the cloud.
A vulnerable web application can be compromised in the cloud just as easily as in your own server room.
If an attacker takes over a server running on AWS, they may be able to reach further services and data from there.
Testing shows how far they could get – and what stops them.
Temporary test environments, old servers, DNS records pointing to decommissioned services: the cloud changes fast, and inventories do not always keep up.
A single forgotten resource can be enough for an attacker.
Every vulnerability we find comes with technical evidence, a risk rating and concrete remediation advice, in order of priority – so your development and operations teams know exactly where to start.
Request a consultationWhen testing in AWS environments, we adapt the methods proven in web application and network testing to the specifics of the shared cloud.
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