Network Penetration Testing

Network Penetration Testing

Adversarial testing of your internal and external network infrastructure — find the gaps before threat actors do.

Your Network Is Only as Strong as Its Weakest Entry Point

Network penetration testing goes beyond automated vulnerability scans. Our certified pentesters simulate real-world attack techniques against your infrastructure — probing external perimeters, testing internal segmentation, targeting Active Directory, and exploiting misconfigurations that scanners cannot catch.

You receive a clear, business-contextualized report that documents every finding with severity ratings, proof of exploitation, and prioritized remediation guidance. No noise. No fluff. Just what your team needs to close gaps.

What We Test

External Network

Public-facing IP space, exposed services, and perimeter defenses — tested from an unauthenticated adversary perspective.

Internal Network

Assumed-breach scenarios testing lateral movement, privilege escalation, and internal segmentation controls.

Active Directory & Identity

Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting, BloodHound analysis, password policy weaknesses, and AD misconfiguration exploitation.

Wireless Infrastructure

802.11 protocol analysis, rogue AP detection, WPA2/WPA3 attacks, and client isolation testing.

Firewall & Segmentation

ACL review, egress filtering, VLAN hopping, and network segmentation validation against defined security zones.

VPN & Remote Access

Authentication weaknesses, split-tunneling risks, and remote access infrastructure security against modern attack patterns.

Our Process

Rigorous, repeatable methodology grounded in real-world adversary tactics.

1

Scoping & Rules of Engagement

We define the test boundary, objectives, permitted techniques, and escalation procedures before a single packet is sent.

2

Reconnaissance

Passive and active information gathering to map your attack surface — DNS, OSINT, service enumeration, and infrastructure fingerprinting.

3

Exploitation

Manual exploitation of identified vulnerabilities using attacker techniques — not just scanner output.

4

Lateral Movement

Post-exploitation analysis of how far an attacker could move within your environment once initial access is achieved.

5

Evidence Collection

Screenshots, command output, and chain-of-custody documentation for every finding included in the final report.

6

Reporting & Debrief

A comprehensive written report plus a live debrief call walking your team through findings, risk, and remediation priorities.

Know Where You Stand Before Attackers Do

Schedule a scoping call — we’ll define the test scope, timeline, and deliverables.

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