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Offensive Security in the Cloud Era: Adapting Security Testing for Modern Infrastructure

May 19, 2025
Offensive Security in the Cloud Era: Adapting Security Testing for Modern Infrastructure
Discover how offensive security practices must evolve to address cloud-native environments.
Train Your Team to Outsmart Modern Infrastructure
Cloud complexity has changed the game. Has your offensive security team kept up?
Traditional playbooks don’t work in the cloud. Identity has become the new perimeter, misconfigurations have replaced open ports, and hybrid environments are now the norm. Offensive security leaders must rethink their approach to adversarial operations before real attackers exploit the gaps.
This 5-page white paper explores a modern framework for cloud pentesting and offensive security strategy. You’ll learn:
- Why solutioning and architecture matter as much as tooling
- How to exploit identity and IAM roles with precision
- What it takes to operate across hybrid environments
- How OffSec’s hands-on Offensive Cloud Learning Path builds real-world skills at scale
Download the white paper to start building your cloud-ready offense team.
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