About Us
We exist because cloud
security training was
too theoretical.
CloudBreach was built by offensive security practitioners who kept finding the same problem: excellent resources for understanding cloud architecture, very few for understanding how attackers abuse it.
The problem with most cloud security training
Most training teaches cloud security from the defender's perspective: here are the services, here are the permissions model, here's how to configure them correctly. That knowledge is valuable, but it's incomplete.
Attackers don't read the documentation to understand best practices. They read it to find where the gaps are. They look at Managed Identity scopes and ask: what can I do with this token? They see an S3 bucket and ask: what credentials can I find if I can read from it?
CloudBreach teaches that second type of thinking. Not to produce more attackers, but because security engineers who understand attack paths build better defences.
“Train like an attacker.
Stop tomorrow's cloud breach.”
CloudBreach mission
Who our students are
How we approach it
Offensive mindset, defensive outcome
We teach attack techniques because the best defenders understand how attackers think. A team that can enumerate, exploit, and persist in your cloud is a team that can find those paths before someone else does.
Depth over breadth
There are enough courses that give you a survey of cloud security. We focus on specific platforms, Azure and AWS, and go deep. Every technique is taught with a real lab, not a slide.
Built by people who run real engagements
Course content comes from actual red team operations against Azure and AWS environments. When a new attack technique gets published, we build labs around it.
Research & Development
We build the tools we wish existed.
Beyond training, the CloudBreach team actively researches cloud attack techniques and builds open-source tooling for the offensive security community. When we discover a new attack path or misconfiguration pattern, we publish it, and where possible, we release the tooling that came out of it.
Our research informs course content directly. Every lab scenario is grounded in techniques we've validated in real environments or developed tooling around.
EnvWatch
Scans your system for exposed secrets in environment variables and .env files. Written in Go for speed and portability.
SlWatch
Shell-native secret scanner for environment variables and .env files. Drop-in for environments where installing binaries isn't an option.
CloudBreach_AWSScripts
Collection of AWS scripts built for penetration testing and security assessments. Covers enumeration, privilege escalation, and credential abuse.
Join the community
CloudBreach Discord is where students, certified practitioners, and course authors collaborate. Active, technical, no spam.
Start learning the way attackers think.
Pick a course, spin up a lab, and start building the skills that matter.