AWS Cloud Infrastructure Penetration Testing by Futuralis

The Futuralis AWS Cloud Infrastructure Penetration Testing service identifies exploitable security weaknesses across AWS accounts, workloads, and supporting cloud infrastructure. Testing covers IAM privilege escalation, cross-account access, exposed services, VPC and security group configurations, Amazon S3 access controls, EC2 metadata risks, secrets exposure, encryption, logging, monitoring, and attack paths between AWS services. All testing follows an agreed scope and rules of engagement and is performed in alignment with the AWS Customer Support Policy for penetration testing. Core deliverables include a scope and rules-of-engagement document, attack-path analysis, validated findings with evidence, risk ratings, remediation recommendations, executive and technical reports, and a findings walkthrough. Recommended next steps include Amazon EKS and Container Security Penetration Testing, Serverless Application Penetration Testing, and Penetration Testing Retest and Remediation Validation. This professional service relates to AWS IAM, AWS Organizations, Amazon EC2, Amazon VPC, Amazon S3, AWS KMS, AWS Secrets Manager, AWS CloudTrail, Amazon GuardDuty, AWS Config, and AWS Security Hub.