cloud-forensics

Cloud security incident investigation analyzes audit logs, IAM configurations, storage access, network flows, and compute instances across AWS, Azure, and GCP to detect compromises. Findings map to MITRE ATT&CK Cloud techniques for structured reporting.

Cloud forensics analysis requires provider-specific CLI tools and access to audit logs and security services. It processes CloudTrail logs, IAM configurations, storage access records, network flows, and compute instance details to map findings to MITRE ATT&CK techniques.

Yes, cloud security incident response can be automated to map findings directly to MITRE ATT&CK Cloud techniques. The investigation reviews IAM configurations, network flows, and audit logs across AWS, Azure, and GCP to generate a structured report.

Yes, cloud forensics works with AWS CloudTrail logs to detect unauthorized access and security compromises. It collects relevant audit logs, reviews IAM policies for suspicious changes, and checks public S3 bucket access to identify potential data exfiltration.

Detecting data exfiltration requires analyzing storage access patterns and IAM configurations across your cloud environment. Cloud forensics automates this by reviewing audit logs, checking public storage access, and identifying suspicious IAM policy changes.