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Cloud and Application Security

Most cloud findings are not vulnerabilities. They are permissions that made sense when granted and were never revisited. Each carries an owner and a fix.

Your cloud is fully patched and still exposed: through an identity, a misconfiguration, or an API nobody documented.

The infrastructure layer is rarely the way in any more. The way in is a permission that was correct when it was granted. Or a storage bucket opened for a migration and never closed. Or a service account with rights nobody has reviewed since the person who created it left.

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Planning work in this area, or living with something that no longer fits?