Cloud Security Audit for Confident Deployments

A cloud audit is a structured review of cloud infrastructure to identify security gaps, misconfigurations, and compliance risks. It typically examines identity and access management, public storage exposure, networking, security groups, secrets, encryption, logging, and monitoring. A Vynox Security audit also validates whether weaknesses are practically exploitable, then documents evidence, severity, affected assets, and remediation steps for your engineering team.

Vynox Security performs cloud security testing for AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure. The assessment reviews platform-specific identity permissions, storage services, snapshots, virtual machine images, network configurations, secrets management, and key rotation. Where relevant, it also evaluates access boundaries around cloud-hosted AI workloads, model weights, training data, and supporting pipeline components.

Automated scanners can identify potential configuration issues, but they may create noise and cannot reliably determine real attacker impact. Vynox uses manual, expert-led validation to test whether a weakness can be chained into unauthorized access, data exposure, or privilege escalation. This produces prioritized findings with proof, reproduction steps, CVSS scoring, and stack-specific guidance rather than an unfiltered list of alerts.

The audit tests key pathways an attacker may use in cloud environments: IAM privilege escalation, overly broad roles, public buckets or snapshots, insecure security groups, exposed services, weak secrets handling, and insufficient key rotation. Vynox also reviews cloud network boundaries and isolation for AI workloads. Testing is scoped to your authorized environment and confirms the practical impact of identified weaknesses.

A typical Cloud Security Testing engagement is delivered in 3–5 business days. Timing depends on the number of accounts, subscriptions, projects, cloud services, and approved testing scope. Larger or more complex environments may require additional planning. A 30-minute discovery call helps Vynox understand the environment, identify priority attack paths, recommend an appropriate engagement tier, and provide a clear timeline.

Yes. Vynox maps relevant penetration-testing findings to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 infrastructure control evidence requirements. The resulting report includes an executive summary, technical findings, evidence screenshots, severity information, reproduction guidance, and remediation priorities. Vynox is not a certifying audit firm, but the engagement provides independent security-testing evidence commonly requested by auditors, enterprise customers, and security questionnaires.

Yes. Vynox evaluates cloud controls that protect AI and machine-learning assets, including model weights, training data, storage locations, pipeline access, secrets, and workload isolation. A single misconfigured storage bucket or overly permissive role can expose valuable model assets and source code. For broader coverage, cloud testing can be combined with AI, RAG pipeline, API, or agent security assessments.

Your team receives a report designed for both technical and leadership audiences. Each validated finding includes evidence, severity, affected components, reproduction context, and developer-ready remediation guidance. Findings can be prioritized by exploitability and compliance impact. If you use Vynox’s PTaaS model, remediated issues can be retested the same day your engineers deploy fixes to staging, helping close the loop quickly.