Security Testing Service

**The service begins with a CVSS-based vulnerability assessment and manual penetration testing across all attack surfaces, including AWS-hosted applications and infrastructure. Testers leverage AWS Inspector to surface known CVEs in EC2 instances and container images, and Amazon GuardDuty findings are reviewed alongside manual test results to correlate threat signals. Cloud configuration reviews cover IAM policies, S3 bucket permissions, security groups, and VPC network ACLs — areas where misconfigurations frequently lead to critical exposures. All findings are prioritized by business impact, not just severity score.

After that, сertified ethical hackers simulate real-world attack scenarios against web apps, mobile applications, and REST/GraphQL APIs following the OWASP Testing Guide and OWASP MASTG. For AWS-native workloads, testers assess API Gateway configurations, Lambda function permissions and injection risks, Cognito authentication flows, and CloudFront distribution security headers. Gray, white, and black box methodologies are applied depending on scope, and threat modeling is performed to identify attack paths specific to the client's architecture and business logic.

Following discovery, a joint reporting workshop walks engineering and leadership teams through findings, mapped to the relevant compliance framework. Remediation support extends to backend systems and CI/CD pipelines, where security gates can be integrated using AWS CodePipeline and AWS CodeBuild with SAST/DAST tooling. Free retesting is included after fixes are applied, and optional continuous monitoring leverages AWS Security Hub to aggregate ongoing posture signals across accounts. The result is a traceable, audit-ready evidence package accepted by auditors, investors, and enterprise clients.