SkyDrift: Automated Cloud Configuration Auditing

Customer Challenges

For organizations and penetration testing teams using cloud services with:

Platform Volatility

Emerging enterprise-wide cloud platforms

Data Fragmentation

Multiple sources of truth for cloud configurations

Visibility Blindspots

Multi-vendor or hybrid cloud environments with unknown security postures

Audit Stagnation

Slow, manual methods for configuration review

Legacy Dependency

Manual security processes not originally developed for cloud systems

We offer SkyDrift to achieve rapid, automated configuration review and enhanced security visibility.

SkyDrift is an automated cloud tool that enables targeted security assessments of AWS, Azure, and other cloud-native environments. For organizations with emerging or large cloud presences, SkyDrift can rapidly identify flaws in cloud architecture, either for use by organizations to make immediate improvements, or to enable penetration testers by drastically cutting down time on initial auditing and reconnaissance.

How does SkyDrift work?

Features and Benefits

The Dark Wolf Difference​

Backed by our expertise gained through competing at DEF CON and other world class hacking events, we perform audits and tests, and build reports for executive and technical audiences on the strengths and weaknesses of their security posture to facilitate security hardening. Unlike time-consuming manual audits, internal scripts, or standard security tools, SkyDrift provides a universal, ready-to-implement methodology that dramatically accelerates security coverage and efficiency.

Customer Successes

Dark Wolf deployed SkyDrift for the Air Force, conducting systematic, biannual security assessments across 20+ AWS accounts. These rigorous government-wide evaluations repeatedly exposed critical plain-text credentials, driving actionable security enhancements for the organizations. We used SkyDrift to gain full network and account-wide control starting from read-only access, allowing the customer to remediate critical vulnerabilities.