Attack path diagrams
Step-by-step visual chains from external access to objective, with every hop documented.
Cloud
Cloud security.
The IAM misconfiguration your team hasn't noticed yet — the one that chains to your production data in four hops. We find it before the adversary does.
// 01 — What it is
Identity is the perimeter. We test it end to end.
Cloud security failures aren't usually exploits — they're privilege chains. An overpermissioned role, a misconfigured trust policy, a public-facing Lambda with an exposed secret. We follow those chains to your data and document every link.
We cover AWS, Azure, and GCP: IAM graph analysis, cross-account privilege escalation, service misconfiguration, and data-plane access paths. Every finding comes with a policy diff you can apply.
- Full IAM privilege graph enumeration and attack-path modeling
- Cross-account and cross-service lateral movement chains
- External exposure: public APIs, storage buckets, snapshot sharing
- Policy diffs included with every IAM finding
- External entryExposed API key · public S3 · misconfigured ALBInitial access
- IAM enumerationOverpermissioned role → GetCallerIdentity → AssumeRoleDiscovery
- Privilege escalationiam:PassRole + lambda:InvokeFunction → admin policyEscalation
- Cross-account pivotAssume trusted role → secondary account accessLateral move
- Data accessS3 GetObject · RDS snapshot · Secrets Manager readObjective
- AWSAll regions
- AZUREMulti-tenant
- GCPAll services
// 02 — How we run it
Five phases from enumeration to hardening plan.
Environment review
We map your cloud footprint — accounts, regions, services in scope — and agree on the test boundary in writing.
Enumeration & mapping
External attack surface, IAM policy graph, service exposure, and cross-account trust relationships. All passive or credentialed, per scope.
Attack path analysis
We build the privilege chain from external access to your most sensitive data, hopping roles, services, and accounts along the way.
IAM & config review
Policy-level analysis: overpermissioned roles, wildcard actions, resource-based policies, and trust anchor misconfigurations.
Reporting & remediation
Attack path diagrams, IAM fix recommendations with policy diffs, risk-ranked misconfiguration inventory, and a prioritized hardening roadmap.
// 03 — What you get
Attack paths closed. IAM hardened.
IAM policy review
Overpermissioned roles, wildcard actions, and trust misconfigurations with recommended policy diffs.
Misconfiguration inventory
Risk-ranked list of every exploitable misconfiguration in scope with CVSS scores.
Remediation roadmap
Prioritized fix plan with effort estimates. Ordered by blast radius and exploitability.
// next step
Find out where your IAM chain ends.
Scoping call · attack path report · hardening roadmap.