Role Bindings
Overly broad role assignments, inherited permissions, and stale bindings that give identities far more reach than your team realizes.
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Every finding is validated by hand before it reaches your report, so your team acts on real risk, not scanner noise.
OSCP, CISSP, and GIAC certified testers run every IAM engagement from start to finish.
All testing maps to OWASP, NIST, PTES, and MITRE ATT&CK, so your report holds up with auditors.
Once you fix the issues, we retest every affected area at no extra cost to confirm the risk is closed.
Wondering how to know if your cloud identities are actually secure and not just green on a dashboard? Most automated tools flag the obvious over permissions and completely miss the chains that matter. A real cloud IAM security assessment takes someone who understands how attackers piece together small missteps, an inherited permission here, a misconfigured trust policy there, into a clean path to admin. Pluto Security's certified operators manually test your identity and access setup from an attacker's perspective, validating every finding by hand before it ever reaches your report. No scanner noise, no false positives, just clear evidence of what's exploitable and a practical path to fix it!
Overly broad role assignments, inherited permissions, and stale bindings that give identities far more reach than your team realizes.
Misconfigured cross-account and cross service trust policies that let an attacker pivot from one identity straight into another.
The chains of small missteps that let a low-privileged identity climb its way to full administrative control.
Wildcard permissions, conflicting policy statements, and overly permissive grants that quietly widen your attack surface.
Weak or missing guardrails that fail to contain what an identity can actually do once it's compromised.
Over scoped service accounts, exposed keys, and impersonation paths that hand attackers a direct route deeper into your environment.
We map your identity landscape and define the assessment criteria that matter most to your business, whether that's a single account or your full multi cloud footprint.
Certified operators manually test your role bindings, trust relationships, and policies using attacker-driven methodology, with automation supporting coverage, never replacing the work.
You get a clear, audit ready report that ranks findings by real business risk, backed by proof of exploitation.
We walk your team through fixes step by step, so findings turn into resolved issues.
Once fixes are in place, we retest the affected systems at no extra cost to confirm the risk is closed.
See What's Actually Exploitable in Your IAM Setup
Get a free security assessment from a senior engineer. Real, manual findings across role bindings, trust relationships, and escalation paths, not an automated scan report.
Clear documentation of identity, permission, role, and access control weaknesses.
Insights into excessive privileges, misconfigurations, authentication risks, and potential attack paths.
Supporting evidence and context to help validate identified IAM security issues.
Practical recommendations to strengthen access controls, reduce privilege risks, and support least-privilege security.
Identity and access setups grow tangled fast, and a point in time scan can't keep pace with how quickly an inherited permission turns into a breach. That's why our cloud IAM security assessment is built around certified humans who understand how attackers actually chain identities together across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Our operators trace chained escalation paths and trust abuse that automated tools miss entirely.
Every engagement is run by testers holding OSCP, CISSP, and GIAC credentials.
We prove exploitability before anything lands in your report.
Deliverables map directly to SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and NIST CSF.
What you get
Most cloud incidents trace back to an over permissioned role or misconfigured trust policy, not a sophisticated zero day attack.
Automated tools catch obvious over permissions, but they consistently miss the chained escalation paths real attackers exploit.
A single over privileged identity can give an attacker a path from initial access to full administrative control across your cloud.
Passing a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audit confirms your controls exist on paper, it doesn't confirm they'd hold up against a real attack.
New roles, updated policies, and shifting assignments introduce fresh risk daily, making point-in-time testing critical to staying ahead.
Cross account and cross-service trust links are frequently over granted and rarely examined until an attacker finds them first.
Attackers chain together small IAM missteps to escalate in ways that neither automated tools nor internal reviews typically catch.
A single identity driven breach can trigger regulatory fines, customer churn, and reputational damage that far exceeds the investment in proactive security testing.
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