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Why AWS Cloud Pentest?
Cloud Amazon security testing provides you with a trusted cloud platform to host your web application or infrastructure. And ensuring cybersecurity for the development of an application, product or service is the responsibility of CQR AWS Inspectors.
We see a lot of service access breaches when we conduct AWS Cloud Pentest. Therefore, ordering an Cloud Amazon security testing means not only conducting an audit of the cloud, but also an Amazon Cloud security solutions, which will provide threat avoidance technologies.

We provide you
Authorization management
Sensitive Data Privacy
Compliance Control
Correct access level

Security testing system configurations with access to the platform

Infrastructure security testing without access to the control panel and access keys
- Cloud solution user and administrator data leaks
- Incorrect system access settings
- Incorrect service access settings
- Misconfiguration of network security settings
- Incorrect settings and configuration of virtual machines
- Outdated software
- Unsafe third-party applications
- Use of weak passwords in applications
- Unsecurely configured and open applications in the world
- Potential privilege elevations on systems
- Fuzzing self-written applications
- Finding S3 bugs in certstream, domain or keyword
- AWS S3 bugs in DNS domain settings
- S3 enumeration bucket
- Cryptographic bugs
- Potential CVEs in applications
- Port scanning, finding insecure services and their analysis
- Brute force method
- Checking for web vulnerabilities in web applications
- Manual and automated analysis across the CWE list
- Tips on how to improve Amazon Cloud Security Solutions- Security best practices
- Data leaks of users and administrators of the cloud solution.
- Incorrect system access settings
- Incorrect service access settings
- Misconfiguration of network security settings
- Incorrect virtual machine settings and configurations
- Outdated Software
- Insecure Third Party Applications
- Use of weak passwords in applications
- Insecurely configured and open applications to the world
- Potential Privilege Elevations on Systems
- Fuzzing custom applications
- Finding S3 buckets in certstream, domain or keyword
- AWS S3 buckets in domain DNS settings
- S3 enumeration bucket
- Cryptography errors
- Potential CVEs in Applications
- Port scanning, finding insecure services and their analysis
- Brute force methods
- Checking for web vulnerabilities in web applications
- Manual and automatic analysis across the entire CWE list
- AWS Cloud Pentest best practice
- Insider threats and privileged user threats
- Third-party account compromise or Leaked databases.
- Sensitive data uploaded against policy/regulation
- Software development lacks security input
- There should be no active keys for the root account.
- The root account shouldn’t be used for day-to-day tasks.
- Multi-factor authentication should be enabled for root.
- Multi-factor authentication should be enabled for each user with access to the AWS Console.
- Service users (for example, for continuous integration and continuous deployment) should have only programmatic access.
- All users should have only one active access key.
- All access keys should be changed every 180 days or less.
- There should be no unused security groups.
- Password policies should be enhanced for each user with access to the AWS Console.