Detailed Threat Scenarios
with Data Flow and Control Objectives
with Data Flow and Control Objectives
Accelerate your Cloud Security onboarding with best-in-class threat models
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TrustOnCloud provides complete control catalogs for individual Cloud Services:
1) risk-based from our detailed threat models,
2) always updated from new releases, and
3) audit-ready with major compliance frameworks.
"Managing risk in the cloud requires that customers fully consider exposure to threats and vulnerabilities, not only during procurement but also as an on-going process."​
US National Security Agency (NSA)
3 questions that need answers.
Security Governance at the speed of Cloud with TrustOnCloud.
Understand and keep up with the features and security of each Cloud Service with our ThreatModel documents
Mitigate threats that matter with actionable, up-to-date and risk-prioritized control library
Demonstrate compliance with our control mappings for ISO, SOC, PCI DSS, etc.
Over 140 Cloud Services covered
and 8,800+ APIs analyzed (just last year).
Detailed Threat Scenarios
with Data Flow
and Control Objectives
with Data Flow
and Control Objectives
Prioritized Control implementation
and Audit testing
and Audit testing
Multi-Cloud
including AWS and Google Cloud
including AWS and Google Cloud
Also available as code
for further automation!
for further automation!
Security Governance at the speed of Cloud with TrustOnCloud.
- Understand and keep up with the features and security of each Cloud Service with our ThreatModel documents
- Mitigate threats that matter with actionable, up-to-date and risk-prioritized controls
- Demonstrate compliance with our control mappings for ISO, SOC, PCI DSS, etc.
Latest Research and Publications
- Exploit two of the most common vulnerabilities in Amazon Cognito with CloudGoat
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- Introducing ControlCatalog – Improving the user experience from our 160+ page ThreatModel on Amazon S3 to a reactive UI
- AWS IAM Awards: the best (and the worst) AWS Services
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See what our users have to say
A super comprehensive (160+ pages!) open source #AWS S3 threat model document from the team @trustoncloud. It's incredible how many attack vectors can exist for just a single service.#cloud #securityhttps://t.co/ufibTHiX2Y
— Matt Fuller (@matthewdfuller) August 23, 2021
Threat Model for AWS S3 via @trustoncloud. S3 is arguably the simplest of over 200 cloud services, each with its own (similarly complex) threat model.
— Jan Schaumann (@jschauma@mstdn.social) (@jschauma) August 28, 2021
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📓 130+ page Threat Model of #Azure Storage
— Clint Gibler (@clintgibler) February 10, 2023
Covers:
1. Best practices (best security/effort ratio)
2. Implementing controls based on your risk tolerance
3. Understanding threats related to a specific feature class
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