Cloud penetration testing for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
Cloud penetration testing attacks your cloud the way intruders do now: through identities, keys and permissions rather than open ports. ITovio starts from a leaked key, a compromised workload or a low-privilege user and shows how far it reaches, across IAM, storage, Kubernetes, serverless and the CI/CD pipelines that deploy it all.
Enterprise only. Cyber security is the one service ITovio offers at enterprise level: established companies and enterprises with production systems worth attacking properly. We do not sell low-budget scans or small-business security packages.
- Companies running production on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, or across several.
- Teams with Kubernetes clusters, serverless functions and infrastructure as code.
- Enterprises after a migration, a merger of cloud accounts or a rapid scale-up.
- Organisations that need to know the blast radius of one leaked credential.
Definitive results, not maybes
Proven, not suspected
Every finding in the report is exploited by hand and shipped with a working proof of concept, reproduction steps and evidence. No unverified scanner output, no "potential" issues padding the page count.
Ranked by business impact
Severity is scored with CVSS and then argued in plain language: what an attacker reaches, which data, which customers, what it would cost you.
Closed means closed
After you fix, we attack the same issue again. The retest report states, per finding, whether it is closed, partly closed or still open.
A clean result is still a result
If a target holds, the report says exactly what was attacked, how and for how long, so "nothing exploitable found" is evidence you can hand to a customer, auditor or board.
What we test
| Area | What we look for |
|---|---|
| Identity and access | Over-broad roles and policies, privilege escalation paths, cross-account trust, unused but powerful identities, long-lived keys |
| Workload compromise | From one container, function or VM to cloud credentials: metadata services, mounted secrets, environment variables |
| Storage and data | Public or cross-tenant buckets and blobs, snapshots and backups shared too widely, database exposure |
| Kubernetes | RBAC, service account tokens, privileged pods, exposed dashboards and kubelets, network policies, admission control |
| CI/CD and supply chain | Pipeline secrets, workflows that run untrusted pull requests with privileges, build runners with production access, registry permissions |
| Network edges | Security groups, exposed management interfaces, private endpoints that are not private, VPN and bastion access |
| Detection | Whether logging and alerting would have noticed the attack we just ran, and where it stays silent |
Configuration review and attack, together
A configuration review lists what is wrong. An attack shows which of those findings actually matter, by chaining them into a path from a realistic starting point to something you care about. We do both: read-only review access for breadth, then hands-on exploitation, within the provider's published testing policy, for proof.
Every path is reported with the exact identities, policies and resources involved, so your platform team can fix the root cause rather than a single symptom.
Asked before most engagements
Do we need permission from AWS, Azure or Google?
What access do you need?
Do you test Microsoft Entra ID?
Can you test infrastructure as code before it ships?
Reviewed by the ITovio security team on 3 November 2026.
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Find out what an attacker would find first.
A 30-minute scoping call, then a written scope with targets, depth, windows and deliverables before you commit. Enterprise engagements only.
