Cloud Security Test

Cloud Security Test

AWS   ·   Azure   ·   Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure

Security Posture

+ Access Review

5

Security Domains

Actionable Reporting

Remediation Roadmap

Shared Responsibility Model

Cloud environments scale fast — but security controls often don’t. Healthcare and medical technology organizations increasingly rely on AWS, Azure, and other cloud platforms to host applications, store sensitive data, and support customer integrations.

In a shared responsibility model, the cloud provider secures the infrastructure — you are responsible for securing your configuration. Cloud Security Testing from Cyber Security Resource identifies misconfigurations, access control weaknesses, and exploitable exposure points within your cloud environment before attackers, auditors, or enterprise customers do.

Cloud breaches rarely happen because the provider was compromised. They happen because of misconfiguration, excessive permissions, and invisible exposure that only specialized testing reveals.

Compliance Alignment

Supports audit and
enterprise contract requirements.

1/3

HIPAA Security Rule

Cloud Security Testing supports HIPAA Security Rule requirements for organizations storing or processing PHI in AWS, Azure, or hybrid cloud environments.

2/3

HITRUST & Enterprise

HITRUST CSF and enterprise customer requirements increasingly require documented validation of cloud configuration security and access controls.

3/3

Enterprise & Insurance

Enterprise healthcare customer security reviews and cyber insurance mandates often require demonstration of secure cloud architecture before contract execution

Test Coverage

Five domains of
cloud security posture

Our assessment evaluates your cloud security posture across key domains.

Testing can be performed against AWS, Azure, and hybrid cloud environments.

Identity & Access Management (IAM)

  • Role and permission review
  • Privilege escalation pathways
  • Excessive access rights
  • Key and credential exposure risks

Network Security Configuration

  • Security group and firewall analysis
  • Public exposure validation
  • Segmentation effectiveness
  • Load balancer and endpoint configuration review

Storage & Data Protection

  • Publicly accessible storage detection
  • Encryption validation (at rest and in transit)
  • Backup configuration review
  • Data exposure risks

Logging & Monitoring

  • CloudTrail / activity logging configuration
  • Alerting effectiveness
  • Detection capability gaps

Infrastructure as Code Review

  • Terraform / CloudFormation review
  • Hardening baseline alignment
  • Configuration drift detection

Unique Cloud Risk

Misconfiguration — not provider compromise

Cloud breaches rarely happen because the provider was compromised. They happen because of:

  • Overly permissive IAM roles
  • Publicly exposed storage buckets
  • Insecure security group configurations
  • Open management ports
  • Weak API permissions
  • Inadequate logging and monitoring
  • Poor network segmentation

Who This Is For

Ideal for regulated organizations at scale

If your infrastructure lives in the cloud, testing configuration security is essential.

  • Healthcare SaaS companies hosted in AWS or Azure
  • Medical device companies with cloud-connected platforms
  • Organizations storing PHI in cloud environments
  • Companies onboarding enterprise healthcare customers
  • Teams preparing for HIPAA or HITRUST audits
  • Organizations that have grown rapidly in the cloud

Deliverables

What you receive
at engagement close

✔ Executive summary report
✔ Risk-rated configuration weaknesses
✔ Prioritized remediation roadmap

✔ Detailed technical findings
✔ Identification of exploitable cloud exposure
✔ Technical debrief session

Why Configuration Validation Matters

Dynamic environments need structured validation

✔ Cloud environments are dynamic — new services deploy, permissions change, integrations expand
✔ Respects the shared responsibility model
✔ Not just theoretical compliance

✔ Without structured validation, risk accumulates quietly
✔ Controlled, professional evaluation of real exposure
✔ Methodology designed to avoid service disruption

Invisible Exposure

These risks are often
invisible without testing.

Without structured cloud security validation:

✔ Misconfigurations accumulate as environments scale
✔ New services deploy without security review
✔ Permissions change without oversight
✔ Integrations expand attack surface quietly
✔ Auditors and customers discover gaps before you do

Our Approach

Seven steps to cloud security

STEP 1

Define scope and cloud accounts in scope

STEP 2

Conduct configuration and permission review

STEP 3

Validate exposure through controlled testing

STEP 4

Identify privilege escalation pathways

STEP 5

Assess logging and monitoring posture

STEP 6

Deliver comprehensive risk report

STEP 7

Conduct executive and technical review session

Our methodology respects the shared

responsibility model and avoids service disruption.

Configuration vs. Compliance

Theoretical compliance
is not real exposure testing.

Compliance checklists confirm policies exist.

Cloud Security Testing validates whether your AWS or Azure configuration actually exposes data, enables privilege escalation, or leaves storage publicly accessible.

If your organization relies on cloud infrastructure to operate or store sensitive healthcare data,

Cloud Security Testing provides the clarity and validation you need.

Get Started

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You Can Defend

Schedule an intro call with a seasoned practitioner. We will review your security priorities and map a practical path forward.

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