External attack validation

Start from the outside, with no credentials required.

Map what adversaries can discover, enumerate, and exploit using only public signals, then validate which exposures actually put your cloud at risk.

External attack paths from internet, public code, supply chain, and identity into IAM, buckets, compute, and data

Why cloud exploitation demands specialized validation

MITRE ATT&CK technique-level coverage for cloud attack chains

Technique-level coverage

Cloud attacks unfold as multi-step chains across identities, services, and trust relationships across clouds. Testing must model techniques end to end, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, not isolated findings or per-prompt AI.
Compliance-ready evidence mapped to NIST and SOC 2

Evidence that supports compliance

Cloud security testing must produce defensible evidence with traceable, reproducible proof mapped to NIST and SOC 2, without exposing sensitive IAM topology or trust relationships.
Threat-informed cloud validation using live adversary tradecraft

Threat-informed by default

Cloud validation must continuously incorporate current adversary tradecraft and live environment signals, maintaining persistent intelligence instead of resetting context with every scan or prompt.

From external recon to proven exposure

Map your external attack surface using open-source signals, then validate which paths can actually be exploited through controlled, real attack execution.

External attack surface mapping

See what attackers can see, before they act. OFFENSAI uses OSINT to map your exposed cloud footprint from domains, code repositories, and public records, giving you a complete view of externally discoverable infrastructure without credentials.

Zero-credential OSINT mapping DNS, certificates, GitHub, and archives to public buckets and leaked access keys

Automated resource discovery and enumeration

Uncover hidden cloud assets and their risk in minutes. OFFENSAI identifies buckets, accounts, and public cloud resources, then classifies their exposure so teams can quickly understand where real risk exists.

Public cloud exposures classified by severity, including writable S3 buckets, RDS snapshots, and exposed git repositories

Recon-to-exploit validation

Understand what your security stack really sees. OFFENSAI tests real attack paths against your detections to expose blind spots, missed signals, and gaps between assumed and actual coverage.

Assumed detection coverage of five cloud attack techniques versus actual results after running the real path
  1. Start from the outside

    Begin with a domain, account ID, or bucket and run reconnaissance using only public signals, no credentials required.

  2. Expand the attack surface

    Use OSINT to uncover subdomains, cloud resources, and leaked infrastructure references attackers can discover.

  3. Enumerate and classify exposure

    Identify public cloud assets across accounts and assess their real-world risk and attacker value.

  4. Validate real attack paths

    Chain findings into realistic attacks and run controlled validation to prove which exposures lead to impact.

OFFENSAI cloud security validation you can trust

Human-initiated cloud security validation

Human-initiated by design

Validations are only run on your approval.
Cloud data sovereignty with read-only native APIs

Data sovereignty by design

Clouds connect via native APIs. Read-only access, no host agents to deploy.
Audit-ready cloud security validation output

Audit-ready output

Validated findings are structured for review and reporting.
Actionable cloud attack-path remediation guidance

Actionable remediation

Clear evidence and guidance, not just detection output.

Shift happens.
Be ready when it does.

Move from cloud exposure detection to controlled validation, technical evidence, and risk-based prioritization, powered by AI.

OFFENSAI autonomous agent for cloud exploit validation