Network Penetration Testing
We examine how secure your internal and external networks are by identifying paths attackers
might use — such as unpatched systems or weak segmentation. This helps protect employees,
devices, and sensitive business data.
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As organizations expand digitally, attackers look for ways to exploit weak points across your infrastructure—from open ports to poorly segmented internal networks. Our Network Penetration Testing service helps secure your systems against real-world threats by identifying vulnerabilities in both your internal and external environments.
We perform both automated and manual network penetration testing using industry-leading tools and hands-on techniques to emulate potential attackers. Our testing spans across firewalls, VPNs, routers, and even Active Directory environments—ensuring your entire infrastructure is secure.
What’s Included:
- External Network Scanning & Perimeter TestingSimulate external cyberattacks targeting exposed assets, firewalls, ports, and services.
- Internal Segmentation & Lateral Movement SimulationTest how attackers could move across your internal network if they breach a single point
- Manual Testing for Key InfrastructureAssess configurations for IDS/IPS, servers, routers, switches, firewalls, antivirus systems, and password management.
- VPN, Firewall, & Port Configuration ReviewEnsure secure remote access and eliminate common misconfigurations that open doors to threats.
- Credential Reuse & Rogue Device DetectionIdentify risky behaviors like password reuse and detect unauthorized devices on your network.
Trend-Focused Testing Includes:
- Ransomware Entry Point AnalysisHighlight the paths ransomware often uses to infiltrate small to mid-sized business environments.
- Legacy System Risk Assessment Spot vulnerabilities in outdated infrastructure no longer supported by vendors.
Deliverables:
- Comprehensive report with CVSS-scored vulnerabilities, network diagrams, and remediation steps
- Executive summary + technical breakdown for IT teams
- Optional retesting and follow-up consultations to verify fixes