Google Cloud Platform (GCP) penetration testing
NetSPI’s GCP penetration testing identifies configuration and other security issues on your Google cloud infrastructure and provides actionable recommendations to improve your overall security posture.
Google cloud pentesting benefits
Whether you are migrating to Google Cloud, developing cloud-native applications in GCP, or using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), GCP penetration testing helps you find security gaps that can create exposure and risk.
Google cloud pentesting methodology
During GCP penetration tests, NetSPI identifies vulnerabilities, exposed credentials, and security misconfigurations that allow our security experts to access restricted resources, elevate user privilege, and expose sensitive data on GCP. Our penetration testing goes beyond configuration review and automated scanning to manually exploit vulnerabilities and misconfigurations to identify actual security gaps. Deliverables include a GCP penetration testing report with prioritized vulnerabilities, and actionable guidance to help you reduce risk and secure your GCP attack surface.
Google cloud pentesting solutions
Our security experts follow manual and automated pentesting processes that use commercial, open source, and proprietary penetration testing tools to evaluate your GCP infrastructure from the perspective of anonymous and authenticated users.
Configuration review
Our security experts evaluate the configurations of your GCP instance and the identify and access management (IAM) policies applied to those services. Misconfigurations can lead to significant security gaps in GCP environments.
External GCP pentesting
External vulnerability scanning tools pair with manual security testing to probe your GCP infrastructure to uncover security issues in public-facing services. This includes web and network-related security.
Internal network pentesting
Internal network layer pentesting of virtual machines and services enables NetSPI to emulate an attacker that has gained a foothold on your GCP virtual network.
What does NetSPI test for?
Our GCP penetration testing solution includes a cloud services configuration review and external and internal penetration testing techniques, such as:
- System and services discovery
- Automated vulnerability scanning
- Manual verification of vulnerabilities
- Manual web application pentesting
- Manual network protocol attacks
- Manual dictionary attacks
- Network pivoting
- Domain privilege escalation
- Access sensitive data and critical systems
You deserve The NetSPI Advantage
Security experts
- 300+ pentesters
- Employed, not outsourced
- Domain expertise
Intelligent process
- Programmatic approach
- Strategic guidance
- Delivery management team
Advanced technology
- Consistent quality
- Deep visibility
- Transparent results
