Cloud security engineering
Harden AWS and Azure environments against the misconfigurations that cause the overwhelming majority of cloud breaches.
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Structured assessment of applications, infrastructure and cloud configuration by testers who then help you fix what they find.
The short answer
A security audit systematically assesses applications, infrastructure and cloud configuration for exploitable weaknesses. LDelight combines automated scanning with manual testing against the OWASP Top 10 and ASVS, delivers findings with reproduction steps and severity, and retests after remediation at no extra cost.
Key takeaways
An automated scan is a starting point, not an assessment. The findings that matter — broken access control, business logic flaws, chained low-severity issues that combine into a real compromise — require a person.
We agree scope, testing windows, and escalation contacts in writing before anything starts. Testing against production is possible with agreed rate limits and a rollback contact on call.
Application testing follows OWASP ASVS and the Top 10. Infrastructure testing covers external and internal network exposure, service configuration and patch level. Cloud testing covers IAM, exposure and logging. Where in scope, we test authenticated flows with credentials at each privilege level — most access-control failures are invisible without them.
Each finding carries reproduction steps, evidence, CVSS score, real-world exploitability commentary and a specific remediation. There is an executive summary a board can read and a technical section an engineer can act on. We then walk your team through it, because a report nobody understands changes nothing.
Retesting of remediated findings within 90 days is included. You get a clean report to give customers or auditors once issues are closed.
A 30-minute scoping call. No slide deck, no obligation — you leave with a written recommendation.
Annually as a baseline, and additionally after any significant architectural change, a new authentication mechanism, or a major integration. Most compliance frameworks expect at least annual testing, but the architectural triggers matter more than the calendar.
Yes, with agreed rate limits, a defined testing window and an escalation contact on call. Destructive tests are run against a staging environment. We would rather find something in production safely than miss it because staging did not reflect reality.
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