Network Penetration Testing
Internal and external network testing that finds the exposed services, weak segmentation, and credential paths an attacker would use to turn a single foothold into full domain compromise.
Overview
We assess your network from the same vantage points a real intruder would — from the public internet inward, and from a compromised workstation outward — so you see exactly where you're exposed. Rather than handing you a raw vulnerability scan, our engineers manually validate what's genuinely exploitable and give you a clear, prioritized path to close it.
What we cover
The ground a typical engagement covers — always tailored to your scope.
External perimeter testing of internet-facing hosts, services, and VPNs
Internal network testing simulating a breached endpoint or malicious insider
Active Directory attacks — Kerberoasting, credential relay, privilege escalation
Network segmentation and lateral-movement validation
Missing patches, default credentials, and insecure services
Firewall, VLAN, and access-control-list review
What every engagement delivers
Impact-rated findings
Every issue rated by real-world impact and mapped to OWASP & MITRE ATT&CK — not just a raw CVSS score.
Developer-ready fix guidance
Practical, specific remediation steps for each finding, written for the engineers who'll fix it.
Executive summary
A board-readable view of risk and posture alongside the full technical detail.
Free retest
We re-test your fixes and issue a clean report you can hand to customers and regulators.
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