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Validate cross-cloud and identity attack paths

AWS, Azure, GCP and the federated identity glue between them — IAM trust paths, control-plane misconfigurations and cross-cloud privilege escalation, validated continuously.

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Read-only connectors
Workload-identity-federation chains
CIS + NIST + ISO 27017
Production-safe by default

LiveCloud · Identity Surface

Validated

The problem

Cloud risk is identity risk, and identity risk is multi-cloud

Modern enterprises run AWS, Azure and GCP, federated through Microsoft Entra, Okta or Google Workspace, with workload identities crossing boundaries. Every misconfigured trust is a potential attack path.

Cloud security tooling enumerates misconfigurations. None of it tells you which combination chains into actual control-plane compromise.

The KeenSafe approach

IAM trust paths validated end-to-end

KeenSafe maps roles, service principals, federated identities and SCP/Conditional-Access boundaries across accounts, subscriptions and projects — then walks the privilege paths.

Read-only connectors mean we never modify your cloud. Exploitation is scope-bounded and reversible.

Capabilities

What ships in this engagement

IAM Trust Path Mapping

Roles, service principals, workload identity federation and OIDC trust graphed across clouds.

Control-Plane Validation

Org-, account- and resource-level API misconfigurations exploited safely.

Data-Plane Reachability

S3 / Blob / GCS, RDS / Cosmos / BigQuery, KMS / KeyVault — exploitable read/write paths.

Cross-Cloud Pivots

Workload-identity federation, OIDC trust, SaaS-to-cloud roles validated end-to-end.

Container & Serverless

EKS / AKS / GKE, Lambda / Functions / Cloud Run — RBAC, runtime escapes, metadata-service abuse.

Compliance Mapping

CIS Benchmarks, NIST 800-53, ISO 27017, PCI DSS cloud, AWS / Azure / GCP Well-Architected security.

Attack path

How attackers actually move

Cloud attack paths typically chain through identity. The interesting work is finding the privilege graph that traverses from a low-privilege federated identity into a crown-jewel data store.

Validated chain

CI/CD OIDC → AWS data

GitHub Actions OIDC→over→privileged AWS role→assume→role chain→S3 PII read

Business impact

4M records reachable from a CI run

Validated chain

Entra → AWS via federation

Entra group membership→AWS SSO role→cross→account assume→DynamoDB

Business impact

Cross-cloud admin reach proven

Outcomes

Measurable, evidence-backed

Read-only

Connectors

KeenSafe never modifies cloud configuration.

3 clouds

AWS · Azure · GCP

First-class connectors. Oracle / IBM via webhooks.

Per-tenant

Tier-0 paths

Most environments find at least one cross-cloud admin reach.

Continuous

Validation cadence

Cloud config drift surfaces as risk in minutes.

For the board

For the executive: cloud risk has a single answer

"Can a federated identity reach customer data through our cloud, today?" KeenSafe answers it across AWS, Azure and GCP — quarter over quarter.

For regulators and insurers asking the same question, evidence is portable.

Technical validation

Cloud validation methodology

Per-cloud connectors enumerate the privilege graph; the orchestrator runs reachability analysis from declared crown jewels backwards to entry points; chains are validated by safe assume-role / token-issuance simulation.

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Read-only org / subscription / project enumeration
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IAM + workload-identity-federation graph assembly
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Reachability solver from crown-jewel data stores
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Per-chain scope-bounded validation (no destructive actions)
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Per-finding compliance + Well-Architected mapping

Get Started

Find your shortest cross-cloud attack path

A guided session walks the validated chain from a federated identity to a crown-jewel data store.

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