Cloud Posture & DevSecOps Audit
Identify exposed files, open databases, and configuration drifts across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud environments. We audit Identity & Access Management (IAM) controls, container deployment standards, and integrate automated security checkers inside your CI/CD pipelines to block vulnerable codes before production.
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Our Cloud & DevSecOps Checklist
☁ Cloud Posture Hardening
Protecting databases, storage structures, and firewall configurations from misconfiguration exposures.
- ✔Storage Audits: Checking AWS S3 buckets, Azure Blobs, and GCP storage limits to prevent accidental public data leakage.
- ✔Access Privilege Checks: Auditing IAM roles to enforce Least-Privilege access and revoke admin wildcard privileges.
- ✔Network Isolation: Reviewing VPC setups, security groups, and open port rules to prevent public access.
🚀Pipeline & Container Security
Shifting security left by embedding automatic checkers directly into developer code pipelines.
- ✔Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Audit: Static checks on Terraform or CloudFormation templates to block misconfigurations.
- ✔Container Integrity checks: Scanning Docker base images and Kubernetes daemon setups to prevent execution privileges escalation.
- ✔CI/CD Security Gates: Automating code dependency checkers to block builds containing known vulnerabilities (CVEs).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "shift-left" security?
"Shift-left" means testing for security issues early in the development lifecycle rather than after deployment. By finding vulnerabilities in CI/CD pipelines, you save developer remediation time and prevent exposed endpoints.
How does DPDP Act 2023 affect our cloud configuration?
The DPDP Act demands that organizations establish "reasonable security safeguards" to prevent personal data leaks. An open S3 bucket or unencrypted database in the cloud constitutes a direct compliance violation and can invite massive penalties.