Pentesting Azure
Azure services provide the structure to create virtual machines, networks and applications, but it is the end user who manages them. For this reason, it is essential that your Azure instances also receive periodic security audits to protect your most sensitive assets.
It is important to keep in mind that it is strictly forbidden to carry out DDoS attacks on the network, since it can cause unplanned downtime for many users. There are also several services that can (and should) receive a regular evaluation, for example:
- Microsoft Azure
- Microsoft Intune
- Microsoft Dynamics 365
- Microsoft Account
- Office 365
- Visual Studio Team Services
- Security penetration tests in the cloud
- Testing the operating system configuration
- Architecture reviews
- Testing of security group implementation
Penetration tests include:
- Application programming interface (API) (for example, HTTP / HTTPS)
- Web and mobile applications hosted by your organization.
- The application server and the associated language (for example, programming languages such as Python, React)
- Virtual machines and operating systems.
- Virtual access control test: Uses a variety of techniques to manipulate virtual network access controls.
- Hypervisor penetration test: Exploits the virtual machine’s escape vulnerabilities to traverse the hypervisor layer and gain control over the entire virtual environment.
- Virtualization management attacks: Manipulate and compromise management systems.
- Infrastructure penetration tests in the cloud: Focus on the escalation of privileges within the cloud environment.
- Penetration tests of applications in the cloud: They focus on the identification of vulnerabilities and access control failures within the cloud-based application.
We provides the team with certified professionals in AZURE infrastructures, guaranteeing a complete security audit, without false positives and with recommendations that will increase the current security levels of your cloud services.
In addition to front services, there are multiple internal connections. Are they all audited and insured?