Cloud Security Hardening & Posture Assessments
Cloud environments change with every deployment. Without strict oversight, permissive IAM roles, misconfigured storage buckets, and unmonitored API keys quietly accumulate. Verisynt evaluates and hardens AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure architectures with actionable remediation guides.
What we audit across your cloud infrastructure
From network perimeter boundaries to identity governance and secrets management, we provide complete visibility into your cloud attack surface.
IAM & Access Governance
Auditing wildcard permissions, dormant administrator credentials, cross-account access roles, and machine identity keys to enforce strict least-privilege access.
Storage & Database Exposure
Identifying publicly accessible S3 buckets, unencrypted relational databases (RDS/Cloud SQL), open Redis/Elasticsearch instances, and unauthenticated snapshot backups.
VPC & Network Perimeter
Reviewing Security Group rules, open SSH/RDP ingress ports, egress traffic filtering, VPC peering boundaries, and WAF configuration rules.
Kubernetes & Container Security
Assessing container image registries, pod security standards, privileged container execution risks, and Kubernetes RBAC permission chains.
Secrets & Key Management
Inspecting hardcoded API keys in environment variables, AWS KMS/GCP KMS key rotation policies, and integration with secret management vaults.
Logging & Audit Trails
Ensuring AWS CloudTrail, GCP Cloud Audit Logs, and VPC Flow Logs are enabled, tamper-proof, and properly forwarded to centralized analysis tools.
We provide Terraform and CLI fixes, not just alerts
Security tools generate thousands of non-contextual alerts that overwhelm DevOps teams. Verisynt filters the noise and delivers actionable Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform/CloudFormation) snippets and step-by-step CLI commands to resolve risks quickly.
Collaborative Engineering Support
Our cloud security architects join your team's communication channels to review pull requests, validate policy changes, and ensure infrastructure hardening does not break running production applications.