Infrastructure / cloud

IT infrastructure penetration testing

Controlled simulations of cyberattacks that reveal security gaps in networks, systems and devices — so they can be eliminated before real attackers exploit them. The whole process runs under control, keeping production systems running without interruption.

• Black box — with no prior knowledge of the infrastructure, based only on publicly available information: the way an external attacker would.
• Grey box — with partial knowledge, e.g. access to selected data or technical documentation: the scenario of an employee with limited privileges.
• White box — with full visibility into the architecture, configurations and code: the deepest analysis, including the most complex vulnerabilities.

Cloud: Microsoft 365 and Azure

Many companies do not realise how many cloud services they use every day. It is not just on-demand servers and serverless applications, but also Microsoft Teams, Outlook and SharePoint — often overlooked by administrators, yet a target for attacks and an entry point for cybercriminals. Cloud environment tests uncover misconfigurations, excessive permissions and security gaps.

• Verified cloud protection — whether your M365 and Azure environment is properly secured against attacks.
• Misconfigurations — settings that expose the organisation to risk.
• MFA and access policies — whether login and access control mechanisms work as intended.
• Accounts and permissions — users have only the privileges they need, and accounts are not open to takeover.
• “Slow” tests — slow, targeted attacks that test monitoring (e.g. Microsoft Sentinel), alerting and the SOC team's response.

From review to hardening

We start with an inventory and a permissions review, check the configuration against CIS Benchmarks and the vendor's good practice, and finish with ready fixes your team can roll out from the repository. The report includes CVSS risk ratings and references to the OWASP Cloud-Native Top 10.