Public GCS buckets, internet-facing Compute Engine or GKE workloads, and credentials left sitting in exposed config are common, exploitable gaps in real GCP environments. We manually test your GCP footprint for exactly what an attacker can reach without credentials — not just what a config scanner flags. Start online, no scoping call.
Public GCS buckets, internet-facing Compute Engine or GKE workloads, and credentials sitting in exposed config are common, well-documented ways into a GCP project — and a generic vulnerability scan mostly misses them. This engagement tests your GCP environment for exactly what's reachable from the internet: exposed services, storage, and secrets, tested the way an attacker actually would.
"Audit-grade" is a category, not a slogan. It means the report holds up to your auditor's review, your prospect's security team, and your insurance underwriter — not because we say so, but because of what we commit to do on every engagement.
Public GCS buckets and credentials or API keys sitting in public-facing config get tested directly — the way an attacker would actually find them.
Compute Engine, GKE endpoints, and management consoles reachable from the internet are tested for real, exploitable exposure — not just an open-port list.
When you remediate, we retest everything from scratch, not just the listed findings. New issues that surfaced since the original test get reported too.
Published list pricing by the number of assets you want tested. No quote, no negotiation, no sales-rep discount theater.
Answer a few quick questions, purchase, and receive your report. No scoping call, no sales rep, no procurement-cycle drag.
The cheap pentest options inside compliance platform marketplaces optimize for time-to-first-finding. They're excellent at surfacing the obvious. They're not designed to comprehensively test what's exposed across your GCP footprint.
Bug-bounty and PtaaS researchers race for the first finding. Coverage of the rest of your GCP footprint isn't the goal of the system, and it isn't what gets reported.
Automated config scanners find what they recognize. Exposed storage buckets, leaked secrets, and non-standard workloads are frequently missed.
Every service on every in-scope GCP asset — storage, compute, GKE, management interfaces. If you list it, we test it.
GCP environments range from a single Compute Engine instance to multi-project organizations. Pricing scales with the number of hosts, IPs, or cloud endpoints you want tested.
| Hosts, IPs, or cloud endpoints to test | Price | Price per asset |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $4,995 | $4,995 |
| 2–4 | $7,995 | $1,999 – $3,997 |
| 5–8 | $10,995 | $1,374 – $2,199 |
| 9–16 | $15,995 | $1,000 – $1,777 |
| 17–32 | $25,995 | $812 – $1,529 |
| 33–64 | $36,995 | $578 – $1,121 |
| 65–128 | $52,995 | $414 – $815 |
| 129–256 | $72,995 | $285 – $566 |
Manual validation included on every engagement. No false-positive reports. Fixed pricing designed for fast procurement.
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Founded by Trey Blalock — 15+ years of penetration testing experience, 12 active certifications, and engagements across Fortune 500 companies and federal agencies including the DIA, FBI, and NSA. Speaker at DefCon and MITRE ATT&CKcon. Two DHS CISA keynotes.
The brand carries the quality reputation, not any individual tester. Every report is held to the same standard, on every engagement, regardless of who performs it.
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