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Why Cloud Environments Need Dedicated Security Review

Moving to the cloud does not automatically make you secure. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud each operate on a shared responsibility model, which means the provider secures the underlying infrastructure, but your organization is responsible for how you configure identity, storage, networking, and access. Most cloud security incidents come down to misconfiguration: an overly permissive IAM role, a storage bucket left open, a security group that allows far more traffic than it should. PlutoSec's cloud security services assess your environment against the configurations and access controls that actually matter, whether you are running a single workload or a complex multi-cloud setup.

Manual review of IAM roles, policies, and permissions across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

Penetration testing of cloud-hosted applications, APIs, and infrastructure

Assessment of storage configurations, including S3 buckets, Azure Blob Storage, and Google Cloud Storage

Review of network security groups, VPC configurations, and segmentation between environments

Evaluation of logging, monitoring, and alerting coverage across your cloud environment

What a Cloud Security Assessment Protects You From

Proactive Detection of Cloud Misconfigurations

Identification of misconfigured permissions and storage before they lead to data exposure

Reduced Risk of Privilege Escalation

Reduced risk of privilege escalation paths within your cloud IAM structure

Enhanced Cloud Compliance Readiness

Confidence that your cloud environment meets the security expectations of compliance frameworks like SOC 2 and HIPAA

Comprehensive Multi-Cloud Security Visibility

Better visibility into multi-cloud environments where security gaps often hide between platforms

Strategic Cloud Security Roadmap

A clear roadmap for building security into your cloud environment as it continues to grow

Our Cloud Security Assessment Process

We combine configuration review with hands-on penetration testing, because misconfigurations on paper do not always translate to real exploitability, and the reverse is also true. Our process is designed to find what actually matters in your specific cloud setup.

We map your cloud accounts, subscriptions, projects, and the services running within them across AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud

We manually review identity and access management configurations to identify overly permissive roles and privilege escalation paths

We assess storage, networking, and compute configurations against cloud security best practices and common misconfiguration patterns

Where in scope, we manually test cloud-hosted applications and infrastructure for exploitable vulnerabilities

We deliver findings ranked by exploitability and business impact, with practical guidance for your cloud and DevOps teams

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Our Cloud Security Services

AWS Security Assessment

Review of IAM, S3, EC2, VPC, and other AWS services for misconfigurations and privilege escalation paths

Microsoft Azure Security Assessment

Review of Azure AD, role assignments, storage accounts, and network configurations for security gaps

Google Cloud Security Assessment

Review of IAM bindings, Cloud Storage, networking, and project configurations across your GCP environment

Cloud Penetration Testing

Manual testing of applications and infrastructure hosted in your cloud environment to identify exploitable vulnerabilities

Multi-Cloud Security Review

Assessment of organizations running workloads across more than one cloud provider, focusing on consistency and gaps between platforms

Why PlutoSec for Cloud Security

Cloud Security Backed by Identity and Penetration Testing Expertise

Cloud security cannot be separated from identity security. Most cloud breaches start with credentials or roles that had more access than they should. Our team combines cloud configuration review with our broader expertise in identity and access management and manual penetration testing, so we are not just running a checklist against AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud benchmarks. We are looking at how an attacker who gains a single set of credentials could move through your cloud environment, and helping you close those paths. For businesses across the USA scaling their cloud footprint, that combination of configuration review and offensive testing experience is what catches the gaps a standard audit misses.

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