Expert-led Google Cloud pentesting services + continuous monitoring, mapped to CSA Cloud Controls Matrix (CCM) and CIS Benchmarks for AWS, GCP, and Azure. CVSS v4.0 reporting with ISO 27001, SOC2, GDPR, and HIPAA compliance readiness. Seamless Jira, Slack, and CI/CD integration.
Our Google Cloud penetration testing services provide full coverage, targeting vulnerabilities wherever they emerge
Astra's 7-Step Pentest Process
Astra's hacker-style pentest process combines years of pentester experience, cutting-edge AI, and deep knowledge of industry standards. Our battle-tested approach ensures comprehensive coverage, uncovering vulnerabilities that others miss.
Every pentest our security engineers perform feeds back into our DAST vulnerability scanner.
That means we're not just relying on known CVEs - we're continuously learning
from real-world hacks performed during pentests.
Astra meets global standards with accreditations from
We find the bugs before the bad guys do
Our team stays ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving world of web security
Google cloud penetration testing services assess cloud workloads, configurations, and applications hosted on the same to identify vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them. They help organizations secure cloud environments, maintain regulatory compliance, protect sensitive data, and ensure business continuity in dynamic, cloud-native infrastructures.
Unlike traditional on-premises testing, Google Cloud penetration testing services focus on cloud-specific components such as IAM policies, storage buckets, serverless functions, and networking configurations. They consider dynamic scaling, shared responsibility models, and cloud APIs, ensuring vulnerabilities unique to cloud environments are detected and mitigated effectively.
These services use automated and manual techniques to assess IAM roles, permissions, and access controls, evaluate storage bucket policies, and test network segmentation, firewall rules, and virtual private cloud setups. They uncover misconfigurations that could allow unauthorized access or data leakage in the cloud.
A GCP penetration test can take up to 7 – 10 dayClients receive detailed reports outlining discovered vulnerabilities, risk severity, and actionable remediation guidance. Reports include executive summaries for leadership, technical details for engineering teams, compliance mapping for audits, and prioritized recommendations to strengthen cloud security posture across applications, storage, IAM, and networking.s to complete. However, the post-remediation rescanning may take half as much time.
Organizations should perform Google Cloud penetration tests at least annually, with additional testing after major infrastructure changes, deployment of new applications, or discovery of critical vulnerabilities. High-risk environments may require quarterly or continuous testing to maintain robust cloud security and compliance.