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Cloud Security Testing
See what your cloud environments expose and which changes matter most. Cloud security testing across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, scoped around how your teams build and deploy.
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What cloud penetration testing covers in your environment
Cloud penetration testing examines the parts of your environment you configure: identity and access management, storage and data exposure, network controls, workload and container configuration, and the ways your services connect to one another. Your provider secures the underlying platform. Everything built on top of it is where testing focuses.
Certified ethical hackers test across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud using the techniques an attacker would apply to each platform. Every engagement runs within the rules of engagement those providers set, keeping your testing compliant with your cloud agreements.
You get a prioritized account of where your configuration leaves gaps, what each one would allow, and the specific changes that close them.
Benefits of cloud security testing
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One view across accounts and platforms: Findings from your AWS, Azure and Google Cloud environments in a single prioritized report.
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Results mapped to recognized benchmarks: Findings aligned to CIS Benchmarks and each provider's own security guidance, giving your auditors a reference point.
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Guidance your cloud engineers can use: Remediation written for how your team works, down to the configuration and policy changes involved.
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Ranked by what is reachable: Issues ordered by what they expose in practice, alongside their severity scores.
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Audit-ready documentation: Findings recorded with the detail an assessor needs to verify the work.
CREST accreditation is independently assessed rather than self-declared, covering technical capability, ethical conduct and quality of delivery. Your engagement follows the methodology and standards it certifies.
Going above and beyond to secure your cloud
Penetration Testing
Configuration Build Reviews
Securing Cloud Environments
Social Engineering
Red Team Exercises
Our Certifications
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Speak to a testing expert
Find out more about how Penetration Testing across all major cloud platforms, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and others, can transform your vulnerabilities into your strongest defences.
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Cloud security testing FAQs
What is cloud security testing?
Cloud security testing evaluates the security posture of your cloud environments, configurations, and applications. It identifies misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and risks that could expose your data or services to unauthorized access or attack.
Why is cloud security testing important?
Cloud environments introduce unique risks, such as misconfigured storage buckets, exposed APIs, and identity access mismanagement. Regular testing helps identify weaknesses early, ensures secure configurations, and reduces the risk of data breaches or compliance failures.
What cloud platforms does Integrity360 test?
Integrity360 tests environments across all major cloud platforms, including:
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Amazon Web Services (AWS)
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Microsoft Azure
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Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
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Hybrid and multi-cloud environments
Testing can cover IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and containerized workloads.
What services are included in Integrity360’s cloud security testing?
We offer a number of services to ensure your cloud is protected, including:
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Cloud penetration testing
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Configuration reviews
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API and identity access testing
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Data exposure assessments
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Role-based access control analysis
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Container security assessments
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Compliance alignment reviews (e.g. CIS, NIST, ISO 27017)
How is cloud testing different from traditional penetration testing?
Cloud testing considers shared responsibility models and dynamic, scalable infrastructure. It focuses on identity, APIs, storage, and platform services, where misconfigurations are more common than software flaws.
Does this support compliance requirements?
Yes. Cloud testing supports ISO 27001, ISO 27017, PCI DSS, SOC 2, PIPEDA, and other standards that require regular security reviews and vulnerability assessments of hosted infrastructure and applications.
What will we receive after a test?
You’ll receive a detailed report highlighting findings, business risk levels, recommended remediations, and misconfiguration fixes. Accompanying this is an in-depth debrief session detailing all the findings, along with remediation support if required.
What makes Integrity360’s cloud security testing different?
Integrity360 combines CREST-accredited penetration testers with cloud-certified specialists. This security-first approach blends technical testing with strategic advice to ensure your cloud security is both thoroughly assessed and actively improved.
