Cloud misconfiguration turns up in four recurring patterns. 1) Over-permissioned roles give an attacker a path to sensitive data. 2) Management interfaces sit reachable without MFA. 3) Account trust goes unreviewed, and 4) logging exists but nobody watches it. A CSPM tool flags each as a setting. What decides whether it's exploitable is whether a …
Cloud penetration testing looks different from a standard network test. The risk sits in identity and access management, not firewalls. AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud all let you test your resources without asking first. However, you just must stay inside their published rules. Cloud penetration testing exists because of a split some teams only …
Threat hunting in the cloud is the only reliable way to find sophisticated attackers hiding inside your infrastructure. Your cloud setup probably triggered dozens of security alerts last week. Most of them were just noise. A few were duplicates. But one of them might’ve been a real threat buried in the endless queue. You see, …
