NETWORK PENETRATION TESTING

We map the path from foothold to domain admin.

External and internal testing that mirrors a real intrusion. Exposed services, weak segmentation, and the path from one foothold to domain admin.

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One exposed service is all a real attacker needs.

COVERAGE

What a network pentest covers

Every item below is tested by hand, not just scanned. Nothing here is a checkbox exercise.

Tested againstNIST SP 800-115 + MITRE ATT&CK
  • External perimeter & exposed services
  • Internal network & segmentation
  • Active Directory attack paths
  • Privilege escalation
  • Lateral movement
  • Password & credential attacks
  • Firewall, VPN & remote-access review
  • Wireless testing (optional)

WHY IT MATTERS

What this stops before it happens.

These are the outcomes we are actually testing for. Not theory, these are the paths we take on real engagements.

  1. Perimeter breach

    An exposed or misconfigured service gives an attacker their first foothold.

  2. Domain takeover

    Active Directory misconfigurations let an attacker reach domain admin.

  3. Ransomware spread

    A flat, unsegmented network lets one infection reach everything.

THE DELIVERABLE

A report you can act on, not a wall of scanner output.

  • Executive summary for leadership
  • Every finding with CVSS 3.1, proof and business impact
  • Step-by-step remediation per issue
  • Prioritised remediation roadmap
  • Free retest of every fixed finding
A real finding from a network pentest
HIGH

SMB relay → lateral movement

Weak segmentation and relayable authentication enabled movement across hosts.

CVSS 8.1
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HOW IT RUNS

Six phases, no surprises.

  1. 01ScopeTargets, access and rules of engagement, agreed in writing.
  2. 02ReconMap the real attack surface the way an attacker would.
  3. 03ExploitManual, hands-on testing. Flaws chained, impact proven.
  4. 04ReportCVSS, proof, business impact and a concrete fix per finding.
  5. 05RemediateWe support your engineers through every fix.
  6. 06RetestEvery fixed finding re-tested, at no extra cost.

GOES FURTHER

See it in a real engagement.

Healthcare SaaS

One over-privileged cloud role stood between an attacker and the whole environment.

A cloud configuration and exploitation assessment that turned a single leaked key into a lesson in least privilege, safely.

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Often paired withCloud PentestCIS Benchmarks + cloud provider best practice→Web Application PentestOWASP Top 10 (2021) + OWASP WSTG→

FAQ

Questions we get about network pentest

Do you test external or internal networks?

Both. External testing assesses your internet-facing perimeter; internal testing simulates an attacker who already has a foothold. We scope to your priorities.

Will testing disrupt our production systems?

We test within agreed windows and avoid denial-of-service. Anything potentially disruptive is confirmed with you first.

What do we need to provide to get started?

In-scope IP ranges or hosts, network access for internal testing, and signed rules of engagement.

What standards do you follow?

NIST SP 800-115 within a PTES-aligned process, with attacker techniques mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

What happens after the report?

You get a prioritized remediation roadmap, remediation support, and a free re-test of fixed findings.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Scope your network pentest.

Tell us what you want tested. You get an honest scope, a firm timeline and a fixed quote, with no obligation.

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