Expert Cloud Offensive Security Services

Cloud offensive security is a hands-on assessment of how attackers could exploit cloud infrastructure, applications, APIs, identities, and networks. Vynox Security tests AWS, GCP, and Azure configurations, IAM escalation paths, exposed storage, network access, secrets management, and cloud-to-application attack chains. The goal is to validate real exploitability, not simply list misconfigurations from an automated scanner.

Most cloud security engagements from Vynox Security are delivered in 3–5 business days for focused cloud or API testing and 5–15 business days for broader infrastructure assessments. Larger Deep Secure engagements or continuous PTaaS programs may run longer depending on scope. Timelines are confirmed during the 30-minute discovery call so teams can plan around audits, releases, or customer reviews.

Yes. Vynox Security tests production workloads and cloud environments across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Assessments include configuration review, active exploitation validation, IAM privilege escalation mapping, public exposure review, network and security group analysis, secrets handling, and AI workload isolation where relevant. Testing can be scoped to single-cloud, multi-cloud, or hybrid SaaS infrastructure.

A vulnerability scan identifies known issues using automated checks, while Vynox Security performs manual, expert-driven offensive testing. The team validates whether weaknesses can actually be exploited, chains issues together, and provides reproduction steps with technical evidence. This approach helps leadership understand business impact and gives engineers precise, stack-specific remediation guidance rather than generic scanner output.

Access requirements depend on the engagement model. Vynox Security can perform external testing with limited knowledge, credentialed cloud configuration review, or collaborative testing with agreed permissions. For cloud assessments, read-only or scoped access often improves visibility into IAM, storage, secrets, and networking risks. Destructive or high-risk testing is bounded by documented rules of engagement.

Deliverables include an executive summary, technical findings, evidence screenshots, CVSS scores, reproduction steps, affected assets, and developer-ready remediation guidance. Findings can be mapped to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence requirements, helping teams answer auditor requests and customer security questionnaires. Reports are designed for both engineering teams fixing issues and leadership evaluating risk.

Yes. Vynox Security’s reports are built to support SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence requirements. Findings are mapped to relevant infrastructure and security controls, remediation is prioritized by risk and compliance impact, and evidence is prepared in an assessor-ready format. Vynox is not an audit firm, but its testing deliverables help satisfy common independent security testing expectations.

PTaaS is best when your cloud environment, application, or AI stack changes frequently. Instead of a single annual assessment, Vynox Security can align testing with development sprints, model updates, and deployment cycles. The dashboard tracks open vulnerabilities, severity, active engagements, resolved issues, and security posture, with same-day retests after fixes are deployed to staging.