Cloud Security
A complete journey for cloud security
Realistic Cloud Security methodologies and services to support your long-team cloud
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Computing power, storage, networks, and software resources are abstracted and made available over the Internet as services that may be accessed from a distance. Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) are the three subcategories of cloud computing. Public, private, hybrid, or community clouds can be deployed.
Our security assessment services assist organisations in lowering their risk exposure, safeguarding their data assets, and reducing the negative effects of security-related incidents on operations. Our services can be completely tailored to a client’s requirements, taking into account the cloud services and deployment strategy that client has chosen for their company.
Ansh Infosec Cloud Security Services: Safeguard Vital Business Right Where It Exists!
Cloud Security Configuration Audit
There are thousands of configuration possibilities for the hundreds of services offered by cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google cloud..
Cloud Penetration Testing
To analyse the organization’s exterior posture, cloud penetration testing combines internal and external penetration testing approaches.
Cloud Infrastructure Architecture Review
Organisations must ensure that their infrastructure is best positioned for updates in the future.
Cloud Security Configuration Audit
- Ansh Infosec performs these audits to identify the weak areas in the client infrastructure and controls the security and compliance posture of the cloud with proactive monitoring, warnings, and reports, giving users confidence that the cloud configuration is reliable, safe, and compliant. Ansh Infosec provides thousands of useful recommendations and Best Practise Checks. Organisations can be “scored” on their compliance with 35 standards, including PCI DSS, HIPAA, NIST 800-53, NIST SP 800-171, SOC2, and others, thanks to the mapping of these checks to industry rules. Servers that are available online openly Storage of unencrypted data Missing least-privilege rules Ineffective password regulations or a lack of MFA Incorrect settings for backup and restoration Increased privileges and data exposure
Cloud Penetration Testing
- To analyse the organization’s exterior posture, cloud penetration testing combines internal and external penetration testing approaches. This kind of active testing can identify vulnerabilities such as unprotected storage blobs and S3 buckets, servers with administration ports left open to the internet, and inadequate egress controls. When choosing a cloud service provider, security should be a top priority. Our Cloud Penetration Testing service can help assess how safe cloud assets actually are. Applications hosted in the cloud are subjected to penetration testing based on the same concepts applied to relevant hardware and software during our Web Application and Network Penetration Services. It is the end user’s responsibility to make sure that any operating systems and apps hosted in the cloud are regularly tested and maintained for security. The skilled pentesters at Ansh Infosec have extensive expertise evaluating software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Amazon AWS Penetration Testing Microsoft Azure Penetration Testing Rackspace Penetration Testing Google Cloud Penetration Testing Office 365 Penetration Testing SAAS Penetration Testing
Cloud Infrastructure Architecture Review
- Every year, cloud service providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud roll out tens of thousands of upgrades and new features. If your organisation is anything like the majority of others, you struggle to maintain it secure and up to date. How can you stay current and make the best decisions? The Cloud Architecture Review is useful in this situation. Every Cloud Architecture Review Ansh Infosec conducts gives our client the chance to enhance the cloud’s architecture. The Cloud Architecture assessment provides technical validation of the infrastructure, identifies any potential problems, and aids in developing the best plan for the future by comparing workloads already deployed on the cloud to best practises. Additional advantages are: Using established frameworks to benchmark the architecture Examining data while keeping technological and budgetary considerations in mind Sponsoring the development of evolving architectures
THE ANSH INFOSEC ADVANTAGE
Increased technical assurance and a better understanding of the attack surface that the systems are exposed to are two advantages of a cloud penetration test. Cloud systems, whether they are infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), or software as a service (SaaS), are susceptible to security vulnerabilities, threats, and misconfigurations just like traditional systems are.
By determining the answers to queries like “What services do you have in the cloud,” one can have a better picture of the cloud estate. Which systems are available to the public?
A thorough analysis of any widespread security errors, along with our suggestions for securing the cloud configuration.
Because the client team will be aware of the security flaws in the cloud estate, the level of assurance will rise.
Able to confirm whether services and data are available to the general public, which cloud security protections are in place, and the efficiency with which these are reducing the danger to corporate security.