CyberAct

Cloud Security / AWS / Azure

Train your teams in cloud environment security

Cloud migration opens up new attack surfaces that traditional security teams don't always master. CyberAct provides labs on the main cloud vulnerabilities (IAM, storage, compute, containers) to prepare your teams for cloud security certifications and audits. Training your teams in cloud environment security on realistic AWS, Azure and GCP architectures, with deliberately reproduced misconfigurations, builds reflexes a slide deck never will.

The challenges of your role

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IAM misconfigurations are the leading cause of cloud data breaches

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Theoretical AWS/Azure training does not cover real attack scenarios

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Kubernetes and container security is a rare and highly sought-after skill

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Cloud security certifications (AWS Security Specialty, AZ-500) require practice

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On-premise security teams struggle to transpose their skills to the cloud

How CyberAct meets your needs

Multi-provider cloud labs

Attack and defence scenarios on AWS, Azure and GCP. IAM privilege escalation, bucket exposure, Lambda and Azure AD.

Container & Kubernetes security

Container escape, Kubernetes misconfiguration, image scanning and pod security policies on real clusters.

Cloud certification prep

AWS Security Specialty, AZ-500, GCP Professional Cloud Security Engineer — labs aligned with exam objectives.

Adaptive cloud pathway

From cloud beginner to cloud security expert: structured progression with initial assessment to position each learner.

CyberAct modules used

This solution uses the following platform modules

Frequently asked questions

Do the cloud security labs cover AWS, Azure and GCP?

Yes, scenarios cover the most common misconfigurations across major cloud providers (open S3 buckets, misconfigured IAM, metadata exposure), so your teams train regardless of your environment.

How do you train a team to secure a multi-cloud architecture?

Labs reproduce realistic architectures combining several cloud services, with cross-cutting attack angles (federated identities, poorly exposed APIs), to prepare teams for the risks specific to multi-cloud environments.

Does CyberAct help understand IAM abuse in cloud environments?

Yes, several dedicated scenarios focus on privilege escalation via IAM misconfiguration, one of the most common causes of cloud compromise in enterprises.

Are these labs for DevOps teams or security teams only?

Both: scenarios are designed to be accessible to DevOps profiles who manage cloud infrastructure daily, while remaining relevant for specialized security teams.

Can scenarios be tailored to our main cloud provider?

Yes, a manager can orient a team's pathway toward scenarios specific to AWS, Azure or GCP based on the provider actually used in your organization, for directly applicable training.

Do the labs also cover container and Kubernetes security?

Yes, dedicated scenarios cover Kubernetes misconfigurations and container security, a natural complement to cloud labs for teams operating cloud-native architectures.

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