Synack’s Cloud Security Testing was built to look from the outside in, enabling cloud security teams to speed their migration to the cloud while reducing risks that come with digital transformation. As a component of the Synack Platform, Cloud Security Testing finds and prioritizes application and host vulnerabilities quickly and with less noise than automated tools, helping maintain cloud compliance and reducing the attack surface in the cloud.
Synack combines an elite community of security researchers and automated vulnerability scanning to make sure that no vulnerability that matters is left undetected in your cloud environment.
Researchers are monetarily rewarded for the vulnerabilities they find instead of traditional time and materials. Findings are integrated into the wider Platform view of your attack surface, enabling root cause analysis by your SOC or dev teams as appropriate.
Synack has integrations with all major cloud providers to detect changes and test new IPs for risks 24/7/365, unlike traditional pentests.
The Synack Continuous Security Testing
Platform Is Built for the Cloud
A community of 1,500 security researchers from around the world with specialized skills and experience to test public and private cloud environments.
Synack provides out-of-the-box integrations with most major public cloud providers, including GCP, Azure and AWS. Our integrations enable the Synack Red Team members to test cloud assets dynamically. When an IP address is added or removed, your platform view will update for scanning and SRT will have access to the latest assets for security testing.
Synack will not only tell you how many vulnerabilities we found, we will also be able to demonstrate testing efforts. You can see how many researchers tested, for how many hours and which vulnerabilities were found on each endpoint.
Synack is a participating solution provider member of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), the world’s leading organization dedicated to defining and raising awareness of best practices to help ensure a secure cloud computing environment.