Exploitable application flaws
Scanners miss broken access control and logic flaws, so customer data can sit one changed ID away from the wrong user.
See how we test this: VAPTA read-only posture review of your AWS, Azure or Google Cloud accounts: identity, public exposure, encryption, logging and guardrails.
Cloud accounts drift. A storage bucket made public for an afternoon, an access key belonging to a former contractor, a security group opened "temporarily" two years ago.
With read-only access we review every account, subscription or project in scope and tell you what is exposed, who can do what, and which gaps to close first.
$ aws iam get-policy-version …/ci-deploy{ "Effect": "Allow", "Action": "*", "Resource": "*"} ✕ CI user is full admin · access key 912 days old
The exact scope is agreed in writing before we start. This is what a typical engagement covers.
Never send passwords or keys by email. We set up a secure channel once the scope is agreed.