Most cloud breaches are misconfiguration, not zero-days — regardless of provider.
The specifics differ by provider (S3 vs. Blob Storage vs. GCS, EC2 vs. App Services vs. GKE), but the pattern doesn't: exposed storage, internet-facing workloads, and credentials left sitting in public config are how most real cloud environments actually get breached. If you already know you're specifically on AWS, Azure, or GCP, our provider-specific pages go deeper on that platform. This page is for testing across your external cloud footprint generally, including multi-cloud environments.