Cloud VAPT Services

Matayo's Cloud VAPT Services provide thorough vulnerability assessments and penetration testing to secure your cloud environments. We identify and mitigate potential threats, ensuring your cloud infrastructure remains safe and compliant.
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Cloud VAPT Services: Ensuring Robust Security and Resilience in the Cloud

As organizations increasingly rely on cloud infrastructure to store and manage their critical data, ensuring robust cloud security has become more vital than ever. Matayo’s Cloud Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT) Services are designed to identify and address security weaknesses in your cloud environment, safeguarding your data and applications from potential threats.

Cloud VAPT

Cloud VAPT, which stands for Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing, is a security testing process that involves evaluating the security of a cloud computing environment by simulating real-world cyber-attacks.
The benefits of VAPT in cloud computing are substantial
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Risk Mitigation

Identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before cybercriminals do reduces the risk of data breaches and business disruptions.
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Compliance

VAPT helps organizations meet regulatory compliance requirements, which are particularly stringent in industries such as finance and healthcare.
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Cost Savings

Preventing security incidents is more cost-effective than dealing with the aftermath of a breach.
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Customer Trust

Demonstrating a commitment to security through VAPT enhances customer trust.
To effectively conduct VAPT in a cloud environment, it’s crucial to understand the most common vulnerabilities and threats. Some of the key cloud security vulnerabilities include inadequate access control and data leaks.

Owasp top 5 cloud vulnerabilities?

The OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) Cloud-Native Application Security Top 5 is a list of the most common security risks in cloud-native applications. As of the last update in April 2022, the interim list of risks under review includes

This includes issues like publicly open cloud storage buckets, improper permissions set on cloud storage buckets, containers running as root, insecure Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) configurations.
These are vulnerabilities that allow an attacker to inject malicious data, leading to issues like SQL injection, XXE, NoSQL injection, OS command injection, serverless event data injection, etc.
This includes problems like unauthenticated API access on a microservice, over-permissive cloud IAM roles, lack of orchestrator node trust rules, unauthenticated orchestrator console access, etc.
This includes issues like insufficient authentication on CI/CD pipeline systems, use of untrusted or stale images, insecure communication channels to registries, overly-permissive registry access, etc.
This includes vulnerabilities like unencrypted orchestrator secrets, unencrypted API keys or passwords inside containers, hardcoded application secrets, poorly encrypted secrets, etc.