In this issue of the CyberSurance newsletter we discuss the  necessity for Cloud Asset Penetration Testing.

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The attack surface of many organizations has changed to include third-party hosted services such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. With productivity tools like G-Suite and Microsoft 365, many organizations are making their email and sensitive data -- traditionally protected by centralized corporate networks -- available to remote workers and stakeholders. Furthermore, most cloud-based authentication is being publicly exposed, and presents new persistence techniques that are non-existent in on-premise environments. 

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With years of Red Teaming and penetration testing experience, CyberSurance can perform analysis of off-premise cloud environments of enumerated data and execute the discovery of cloud assets, abuse misconfigurations, persistence, privilege escalation, and determine data exfiltration methods. Our ‘Cloud Penetration Testing’ engagement provides a non-intrusive deep dive analysis into your organization's off-premise cloud implementation.

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CyberSurance customizes its Cloud Penetration Service to the specific cloud platforms:

• Microsoft Azure

• Amazon Web Services (AWS)

• Google Cloud (GCP)

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Our cloud penetration testing services will identify security gaps in your cloud infrastructure and provide you with actionable guidance to address  the vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, to proactively defend against cloud based cyber-attacks.

Upon completion of the cloud penetration test, CyberSurance delivers a comprehensive project report with executive summary,  detailed technical sections, step-by-step remediation plans, and compliance attestation,  for dissemination to all stakeholders associated with the governance, compliance, and strategic planning of your organization’s Security Management Program.