Cloud Penetration Testing

Maverickstech. Inc

Expert Cloud Penetration Testing Services

Your cloud might be scalable—but is it secure? At MavericksTech, we specialize in cloud penetration testing to uncover vulnerabilities in your AWS, Azure, or GCP environment before hackers find them. Whether you’re running a fully cloud-native infrastructure or a hybrid setup, our tests help lock down your data, applications, and services—fast, efficiently, and with full transparency.

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Success Stories

Real Cloud Security Wins

Here’s how we’ve helped businesses protect their cloud environments:

Detected lateral movement in real-time
Reduced phishing dwell time by 60%
Hardened EDR configurations across endpoints
Improved SOC alert triage efficienc
Validated ransomware containment protocols

Identified alert fatigue and streamlined detection
trengthened early-warning channels
Tuned threat hunting procedures
Enhanced cadence between Red and Blue teams
Secured patient data against exfiltration attempts

Simulated nation-state tactics for resilience testing
Improved visibility on insider threat indicators
- Validated SIEM ingestion and parsing logic
Reduced response time to simulated breaches
Hardened perimeter defenses against targeted attacks

Refined incident roles and escalation paths
Improved detection of credential harvesting
Validated cloud security controls
Reduced false positives in threat detection
Strengthened DevSecOps collaboration

Proven Results

Is Cloud Penetration Testing Right for You?

If your organization is serious about proactive defense, Cloud Penetration Testing is essential.

SaaS Providers

– Ensure your customer-facing apps are secure.

Finance & Banking

– Stay ahead of compliance and threat actors.

Healthcare Organizations

– Protect sensitive health records

E-commerce Platforms

– Safeguard customer payment and PII data.

Startups & Tech Companies

– Build security into your cloud pipeline.

Enterprise IT Teams

– Validate cloud defenses in multi-cloud setups.

Process

Our Workflow

Step 1

Scoping & Planning

We define test boundaries, cloud platforms, and assets with your team.

Step 2

Cloud Recon & Enumeration

We identify exposed services, misconfigurations, and metadata leaks.

Step 3

Exploitation Simulation

Simulate attacker actions using safe exploitation techniques to test defenses and privilege escalation.

Step 4

Risk Analysis & Reporting

Detailed reporting with findings, impact ratings, cloud-native threat mapping, and screenshots.

Step 5

Actionable Remediation Plan

You get a prioritized fix list, IAM hardening steps, and architecture recommendations.

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Benefits

Benefits of Cloud Penetration Testing

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If you're new or looking for answers to your questions, this guide will help you learn more about our services and their features.

What is Cloud Penetration Testing?

Cloud Penetration Testing is a security assessment that simulates real-world cyberattacks on your cloud infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities in configurations, access controls, APIs, and storage.

How is Cloud Penetration Testing Different from Traditional Penetration Testing?

Unlike traditional penetration testing, which focuses on on-premises infrastructure, cloud penetration testing evaluates cloud-specific risks such as misconfigured storage (e.g., AWS S3 buckets), weak IAM policies, API security flaws, and cloud workload exposures.

Is Cloud Penetration Testing Legal?

Yes, but testing cloud services requires proper authorization. Many cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud have guidelines for penetration testing, and unauthorized testing can violate their terms of service.

What Happens After a Cloud Penetration Test?

After the test, you receive a detailed report outlining discovered vulnerabilities, their impact, and recommendations for remediation. Many providers also offer remediation support and retesting to ensure fixes are properly implemented.

How Often Should I Perform Cloud Penetration Testing?

It is recommended to conduct penetration testing at least once or twice a year or whenever you make significant changes to your cloud environment, such as deploying new applications or modifying security controls.

What Are the Common Vulnerabilities Found in Cloud Penetration Tests?

Common vulnerabilities include misconfigured cloud storage, weak access controls, exposed credentials, insecure APIs, excessive permissions, and outdated software running in cloud workloads.